Anonymous #1 1w

It’s not super big, but aldi and walmart are both selling entire thanksgiving meals for 10 people for $40, which is actually cheaper than their price in previous years. And im pretty sure at least for Aldi, they’re selling them at a small profit loss

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Anonymous OP 1w

Hmmm that’s interesting. Maybe it’s a loss leader like Costco’s hot dogs? Some people think the rotisserie chicken doesn’t make a profit or the margins are SUPER thin. But it gets people in the door to buy other things

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Anonymous #1 1w

They have a very similar outlooks as Costco when it comes to cost cutting so that could be it. They’re also a decent company overall from what I’ve heard. Apparently they also give their employees $70 gift cards to the store on thanksgiving and Christmas to be able to buy dinner. If there was one in my state they’d be getting my business

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Anonymous OP 1w

Aldi in general is extremely goated and my favorite grocery store to shop at. Meats/produce are usually locally sourced (when they can) to bring down prices. And all the snacks and such are dirt cheap but still quality

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Anonymous OP 1w

is there a way you could pre-purchase them and donate them? some stores do that

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Anonymous #3 1w

because sign me up if you can

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Anonymous #3 1w

Lowkey might be able to buy gift cards in bulk on Amazon or from Costco but idk if either has Aldi

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