Schnucks to Offer Thanksgiving Meal That Will Feed Family of 10 for Under $4 Per Serving

Schnucks to Offer Thanksgiving Meal That Will Feed Family of 10 for Under $4 Per Serving

Grocer details even more ways to save and also announces 2026 holiday hours

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15, 2026 - To help customers save money during the 2026 holiday season, Schnucks is offering a complete Thanksgiving meal designed to feed a family of 10 for under $4 per serving.

The Thanksgiving meal includes:

• Schnucks Whole Frozen Turkey*
• Schnucks Russet Potatoes - 10 lbs.
• 2 Schnucks Stuffing Mix - 6 oz.
• Sleeved Celery
• Schnucks/Food Club Gravy Mix Packet
• 2 Campbell’s Cream of Mushroom Soup - 10.5 oz.
• 3 Schnucks Green Beans - 15.25 oz.
• Schnucks Fresh Fried Onions - 6 oz.
• 3 Schnucks Canned Corn - 15.25 oz.
• Sweet Potatoes
• Schnucks Mini Marshmallows - 10.5 oz.
• Bunny Brown ‘n Serve Rolls - 12 count
• Marie Callender’s Pie
• Schnucks Whipped Topping - 10 oz.

This offer will be available at all Schnucks stores Wednesday, November 18 - Wednesday, November 25.

“Our customers choose to shop with us for their Thanksgiving meals each year because we work hard to be competitive on pricing, and because they trust us to deliver the highest quality products for their most important occasions,” said Schnucks Chief Merchant Kim Gray. “Schnucks is committed to helping families stretch their food dollars this holiday season.”

*Requires Schnucks Rewards digital coupon.

More Great Ways to Save!

For additional savings, customers are also encouraged to check out the new interactive weekly ad, or the printed ad in store, that includes Deals for Weeks - deep discounts on approximately 900 items throughout the store that last longer than the traditional weekly sale.

Schnucks Rewards members can also save by clipping digital coupons and by taking advantage of Rewards Boosts. Boosts offer customers the opportunity to earn additional Schnucks Rewards points including a special Thanksgiving Boost available now through November 10. Customers simply need to activate the Boost in the app and complete the required number of purchases to earn Rewards towards their Thanksgiving shop.

To learn more about additional holiday side dishes, recipes and turkey cooking and carving, be sure to visit the special Thanksgiving page on schnucks.com. Customers can also use the new AI assistant that helps bring a personalized shopping experience to each Schnucks customer by delivering meal planning, savings, cooking tips, party planning, food and wine pairings and more!

Plan Ahead: Schnucks Announces 2026 Holiday Store Hours

So that holiday chefs, cooks, bakers and party planners can properly prepare for their festive gatherings, Schnucks released 2026 holiday hours for all stores:

Thanksgiving

Wednesday, November 25 - Close at normal time

Thursday, November 26 - Closed (Thanksgiving)

Friday, November 27 - Open at normal time

Christmas

Thursday, December 24 - Close at 5:30 p.m. (Christmas Eve)

Friday, December 25 - Closed (Christmas Day)

Saturday, December 26 - Open at normal time

New Year

Thursday, December 31 - Close at 8 p.m. (New Year's Eve)

Friday, January 1 - Open at 9 a.m. (New Year's Day)

Stores will be open their regular operating hours during all other days not listed. For a complete list of all stores and hours, visit Schnucks Store Locations.

About Schnucks

Founded in St. Louis in 1939, Schnuck Markets, Inc. is a third and fourth generation, family-owned grocery retailer committed to nourishing people’s lives. Schnucks operates 112 stores, serving customers in Missouri, Illinois and Indiana and employs more than 11,000 teammates. According to Forbes’ 2025 rankings, Schnucks is the 185th largest privately-owned company in the United States and the 13th largest privately-owned grocer. Schnucks is committed to helping communities thrive, and as a champion for reducing hunger, the company annually donates more than $15 million in food to pantries that help those in need.

Schnucks is part of 1939 Group, Inc., which is owned by the family that founded Schnuck Markets, Inc., and named after the year they opened the first Schnucks store. Other members of the family of companies include Festival Foods and Hometown Grocers, Inc.

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