American Farm Bureau Federation: Thanksgiving dinner will cost less than last year
The AFBF says people in the Midwest have the least expensive Thanksgiving meal on average followed by the South, the West and the Northeast respectively.
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Nov 21, 2023, 8:51 PM
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7ds agoThe American Farm Bureau Federation says the price tag on food items needed for thanksgiving feasts this year is a little less expensive compared to 2022.
The AFBF says people in the Midwest have the least expensive Thanksgiving meal on average followed by the South, the West and the Northeast respectively.
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