Amazon has Thanksgiving turkeys on sale for 75% off and you can score one for less than $4 — here’s how

If you’re looking to save money on your Thanksgiving dinner, Amazon is offering big discounts on everything you need you need to serve up a family feast.
Through Amazon Fresh, you can order up big savings on turkeys and all the sides through Nov. 28. This includes a 75% discount on Butterball turkeys and 30% (or more) off other Thanksgiving essentials. Plus, if you‘re a Prime member, you’ll an extra 10% off.
We found 14-16 pound Butterball turkeys on sale for less than $7 at only $0.49 a pound and 8-10 pound Butterball turkeys for less than $4. This Thanksgiving staple from Butterball is all natural with no artificial ingredients, hormones, or steroids and it comes pre-brined with easy-to-follow cooking instructions.
You‘ll also want to stock up on gravy, stuffing, cranberries, and those French’s crispy fried onions for your green bean casserole.
Also, don‘t forget the pumpkin pie for $5 each as a Prime member. At that low price, you’ll want to grab two for your hungry family. Looking to make your own dessert? Amazon has select baking ingredients on sale for under $5, including sugar, oil, baking powder, chocolate chips, and more.
These sale items will allow a family of six to grab a complete Thanksgiving meal for under $30, Amazon told Food & Wine. Making it even more convenient, Prime members will receive free same-day delivery or pickup with their order. You can also grab these Thanksgiving deals in stores.
Shop for your complete Thanksgiving dinner at a discount on Amazon here.
Not a Prime member yet? You can sign up for a Prime membership online for $14.99 a month or $139 a year. You’ll also get added perks, such as free shipping, Prime Video streaming, Amazon Music, Grubhub+ membership, fuel discounts, and more.
Find even more Thanksgiving and early Black Friday deals from Amazon here.
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