Save A Lot Offers 29¢-Per-Pound Turkeys to Help Floridians Afford Thanksgiving

With many Americans feeling the effects of ongoing economic uncertainty, these Save A Lot stores are stepping up to ensure that everyone can enjoy a hearty Thanksgiving meal. The neighborhood value grocery store is offering whole turkeys for just 29 cents per pound, helping families stretch their holiday budgets further than ever before.

“At Ascend Grocery and Save a Lot, we understand that every dollar matters—especially during the holidays,” said Tim Goskie, Senior Vice President of Operations at Ascend Grocery Save A Lot. “Thanksgiving is a time for togetherness, gratitude, and good food, and we’re proud to make it easier for our customers to gather around the table without financial stress.  In the spirt of the holidays we are proud to be able to be to support our customers with this low price”

As prices continue to fluctuate across the grocery industry, Save A Lots, owned and operated by Ascend Grocery, remains committed to delivering quality products at unbeatable prices. This limited-time turkey offer is just one example of how the retailer continues to support the communities it serves—offering savings that make a real difference for hardworking families.

Save A Lot’s dedication goes beyond just low prices. The company partners with local suppliers whenever possible and invests in neighborhood stores to ensure customers have convenient access to fresh, affordable food close to home.

“Communities count on us—not just for great deals, but for dependability,” Goskieadded. “In times of uncertainty, Save A Lot is proud to be a place customers can trust to find value and kindness every day.” 

The 29¢-per-pound turkey promotion is available starting November 10 and running through Thanksgiving at all Ascend owned Save A Lot stores.  Turkey price requires an additional $50 purchase.

To find your nearest Save a Lot store, visit Savealot.com

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