The American Farm Bureau Federation just released its annual study on how much it should cost to serve Thanksgiving dinner for 10 people this year. The total is just $48.90 for turkey, side dishes, and dessert . . . which is down 22 cents from last year.
FULL STORY: Apparently, if you spend more than fifty bucks on Thanksgiving dinner this year, you’re a sucker
The American Farm Bureau Federation just released its 33rd annual study on how much it should cost to serve Thanksgiving dinner this year.
And they say that you should be able to serve dinner for 10 people for just $48.90, or less than $5 per person.
That’s based on serving these 10 things: Turkey . . . stuffing . . . sweet potatoes . . . rolls with butter . . . peas . . . cranberries . . . a veggie tray . . . pumpkin pie with whipped cream . . . milk . . . and coffee.
The $48.90 total cost is down 22 cents from last year, mostly thanks to slightly lower prices for turkey.
For the first time ever, the study also added some new optional foods this year: Ham . . . Russet potatoes . . . and green beans. If you also serve those, it will add $12.82, taking you up to $61.72 for the meal. (FB.org)
(On a related note, the TSA is reminding people they CAN fly with Thanksgiving foods . . . but things like gravy and cranberry sauce count as liquids, so you should put those in your checked bag.)
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