Thanksgiving is somehow already here.

And given how much words like “ inflation ” and “ tariffs ” get thrown around these days, many people are — understandably — probably wondering how much the turkey and crew will cost them this year.

Reuters reports that a Thanksgiving meal will cost the lowest it’s been since 2021.

Indeed, the American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) states that staples of the holiday — which the federation says consists of turkey, stuffing, sweet potato, sweet peas, dinner rolls, and pumpkin pie, along with other foodstuffs — have seen a “moderate decline” in price: A 16-pound frozen turkey, for example, is 16 percent cheaper in comparison to last year.

The prices of sides such as rolls and stuffing also went down, the federation states. On average, the pri

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