FREEBIES & DEALS for Thanksgiving 2023
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Get ready to gobble up the joys of Thanksgiving 2023 tomorrow, November 23, 2023, with an array of free turkey offers and deals that promise to add an extra layer of delight to your celebrations! Whether you’re sharing the day with family, friends, or those who hold a special place in your heart, these enticing offers are a feast for the senses. Dive into a cornucopia of specials at some of your beloved eateries and more, making it a challenge to savor them all in one go. So, loosen your belts and prepare to embark on a festive journey, indulging in one scrumptious bargain after another!
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2023 Confirmed List of Thanksgiving Freebies & Deals:
- ACME: Clip the free turkey coupon in the Acme for U app and spend a minimum of $400 cumulatively in-store by Nov. 23, 2023, to receive a free turkey.
- Albertsons: Until Nov. 23, receive a free Signature Farms or Honeysuckle turkey (up to 20 pounds) at Albertsons with a single transaction of $100 or more. Offer limited to one turkey per person, per transaction.
- Foodtown: Earn points with your Foodtown Club Card for a free Shady Brook Farms turkey (10 – 20 pounds) before Thanksgiving Day by spending at least $400 in one or multiple trips. Alternatively, choose a free Stouffer’s lasagna (meat or vegetarian) or a $10 store gift card instead of the turkey.
- Fred Meyer: Receive a free Kroger turkey at Fred Meyer with a single transaction of $150, using your loyalty card. Offer limited to one free turkey. Alternatively, spend $50 and get a turkey for just $0.69 per pound.
- Giant Food: Unlock a free turkey or other select options at Giant Foods once your spending reaches $400.
- H-E-B: Receive a free turkey (up to 12 lbs.) at H-E-B with the purchase of an H-E-B spiral half or whole ham, using an in-store coupon. Offer limited to one free turkey per customer.
- Lidl: Spend $500 at Lidl by November 30, 2023, to receive a coupon for a free Shady Brook Farms frozen young turkey (up to 15 pounds), valid until Dec. 7, 2023. Lidl also offers a Thanksgiving dinner for $30, serving up to 10 people, including a 13-pound frozen turkey ($0.49/lb.) and fixings like sweet potatoes, stuffing, fresh cranberries, Hawaiian sweet rolls, and pumpkin pie ingredients.
- ShopRite: Spend a minimum of $400 at ShopRite by Thursday, Nov. 23, to accumulate enough points for a free turkey or ham. Be sure to pick up your free item by Nov. 23, 2023.
- Vons for U: Vons for U members can currently take advantage of a BOGO free offer on frozen Signature Farms turkeys (12 – 22 lbs.), regularly priced at $2.49 per pound. Offer limited to one free turkey per household.
- Weis: Earn one point for every $1 spent at Weis, either in a single or multiple trips, with the Weis Preferred Shoppers program. Accumulate 400 points by spending $400 to redeem for a free whole frozen turkey, turkey breast, or Smithfield Smoked Bone-In ham portion until Nov. 23. Alternatively, spend $200 to purchase a Weis Quality Frozen turkey at $0.69/lb, or opt for a Butterball frozen turkey or Weis Quality Fresh turkey at $0.99/lb.
- Winco Foods: Receive a free frozen Jenni-O Grade A turkey or a frozen Honeysuckle White turkey at Winco Foods with a single transaction of $125 through Nov. 22. Offer limited to one free turkey per family.
Make sure to mark Thanksgiving 2023 on your calendar and seize the moment with these fantastic deals and freebies specially curated for everyone gathered around your Thanksgiving table. And remember, if your favorite eatery isn’t featured in this roundup, it’s always worth checking their social media or giving them a call to uncover any hidden gems they might be offering for this festive occasion. Savor an unforgettable celebration this Thanksgiving, filled with joy, gratitude, and plenty of delightful surprises!
-John ‘Samples’ Clark
* Deals and freebies rules vary by company or location. Most are just US only.