A recent report from the USDA suggests that turkey prices are skyrocketing ahead of the holiday season. Find out if that will affect your Thanksgiving.

Thanksgiving dinner may not be inexpensive, but Aldi’s turkey price is well below the national average. According to Feedstuffs, industry challenges—including higher feed costs and supply chain issues — could affect pricing at major retailers. Early reports show that turkey is averaging $1.32 per pound this season.

Popeyes’ popular Cajun-style turkey is making its return for Thanksgiving. The turkeys are pre-seasoned and pre-cooked, arriving frozen and ready to be thawed, heated, and served. The 11 to 13-pound turkeys start at $54.99 for in-restaurant pickup and $99 for online delivery while supplies last.

Giant Eagle shoppers can earn a free Thanksgiving Day turkey by shopping at the grocery retailer between now and Nov. 6.

Update everything you need for the biggest meal of the year, starting at $2. Replace your baster, masher, ricer, rolling pin, peeler, and more before you need them.

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