Walmart and Aldi to offer deals on Thanksgiving foods
Walmart will offer two options for meals and Aldi will sell more than 70 items up to 50% off.
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Oct 20, 2023, 9:36 PM
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3ds agoTwo grocery chains will offer deals on Thanksgiving staples this year.
Walmart will offer two options for meals. One comes with just the ingredients and the other is ready-to-bake.
Customers can place their orders starting Nov. 1 on either the Walmart app or website.
The other store is Aldi where more than 70 items will be up to 50% off, also beginning on Nov. 1.
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