Walmart Thanksgiving Dinner for 10 for Just $25 (Turkey Included!)

Right now, Walmart has a Thanksgiving Feast for 10 for $35, and with a promo code at checkout, it drops to just $25. That works out to about $2.50 per person for a whole turkey dinner with all the sides AND dessert!

With six kids, I’ve cooked more holiday meals than I can count, and I know how fast that November grocery bill adds up. This one takes a big chunk of the stress (and the cost) right off your list.

How to Get the Deal

Add the Thanksgiving Feast for 10 to your cart here.
Choose pickup or delivery. The deal only works with one of those two options.
At checkout, enter code DOUBLE10 to take $10 off. Not working for you? Try TRIPLE10 or MARKET10 instead.

Just remember your order has to be at least $35 for any of the codes to work.

Not working for you? Here are some tips!

Now, I have to be honest with you… these codes don’t work for everybody, and nobody seems to know exactly why. Walmart’s codes can also vary by account and location, so my best advice is to try a few different ways and see what works for you.

Some people say you have to be a Walmart+ member for the codes to go through (and you may be able to try Walmart+ for $1 for a 30-day trial).
Others say it depends on whether you use the app or the website – try both?!
Some swear typing the code in all caps made the difference (while others say it didn’t matter one bit!).
Brand new to Walmart pickup or delivery? You may have even better luck, since a lot of these codes are aimed at first-time customers. Sign up here if you want to try with a new account!

Even without a code, $35 for a whole Thanksgiving dinner for 10 is still a really good deal!

And here’s my favorite part… you can swap out anything your family doesn’t love for something else. So the sweet potatoes can become something your crew will actually eat (we all have that one picky eater, right?). Or you can grab canned cranberry sauce instead of fresh cranberries! As long as you hit the $35 minimum (before taxes and delivery)!

What’s in the Thanksgiving Feast order:

• Butterball Frozen Whole Turkey (10–16 lbs) – check out my Cajun Turkey recipe.

• Great Value Russet Potatoes (5 lb bag) – all of my mashed potatoes recipes are here.

• Great Value Sweet Potatoes (3 lb bag) – find my sweet potato recipes here.

• Great Value Fresh Cranberries (12 oz bag) – here’s a recipe for homemade cranberry sauce.

• Great Value Cut Green Beans (14.5 oz cans) – Easy Green Beans with Bacon & Brown Sugar

• Great Value Whole Kernel Corn (15.25 oz cans) – make this amazing Cream Cheese Corn

• Campbell’s Condensed Cream of Mushroom Soup (10.5 oz cans) (need extra? check out this Amazon deal)

• Great Value French Fried Onions (6 oz)

• Great Value Stuffing Mix (6 oz)

• Great Value Roasted Turkey Gravy Mix (0.87 oz packets)

• “JIFFY” Corn Muffin Mix (8.5 oz) – I love this Easy Jiffy Corn Casserole Recipe

• Great Value Mini Marshmallows (10 oz)

• Great Value Brown-N-Serve Dinner Rolls (12 count)

• Great Value 100% Pure Pumpkin (15 oz can) – check out these pumpkin recipes

• Great Value Evaporated Milk (12 fl oz can)

• Great Value 9″ Frozen Pie Crusts (2 count)

• Great Value Original Whipped Topping (8 oz)

What you can make:

I love that you can practically see the whole menu just by looking at what’s included!

The turkey: A Butterball frozen whole turkey (10-16 lbs, serves 7-11)

Mashed potatoes and gravy: A 5 lb bag of russet potatoes and 2 packets of Great Value brown gravy mix

Green bean casserole: 3 cans of Great Value cut green beans, a can of Campbell’s cream of mushroom soup, and a bag of Great Value French fried onions

Sweet potato casserole: 3 fresh sweet potatoes and a bag of Jet-Puffed mini marshmallows

More sides: 2 boxes of Stove Top stuffing, 3 cans of Great Value whole kernel corn, a bag of fresh cranberries (homemade cranberry sauce, anyone?), 2 boxes of JIFFY corn muffin mix (hello, corn casserole!), and a 12-count pack of Great Value brown and serve rolls

Pumpkin pie: A 2-pack of Great Value frozen pie crusts, a can of pure pumpkin, a can of evaporated milk, and a carton of whipped topping

A Few Quick Tips

You’ll still need a few pantry staples to finish everything off, like butter, eggs, sugar, milk, and pumpkin pie spice, so check your cabinets before the big day.

Plan ahead for thawing that turkey! A frozen turkey needs about one day in the fridge for every 4 pounds, so a 16 lb bird can take around 4 days. Ordering a little early gives you plenty of breathing room.

Walmart prices and promo codes can change quickly, so grab it while it’s still available.

I hope this helps make your Thanksgiving a little simpler and a lot more budget-friendly this year. Happy Thanksgiving, y’all!