Publix[publix.com] has its store brand frozen Turkeys for 49cents per lb. So if your wallet is a bit short for a good thanksgiving dinner here is where you can save some money on the bird.
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Publix[publix.com] has its store brand frozen Turkeys for 49cents per lb. So if your wallet is a bit short for a good thanksgiving dinner here is where you can save some money on the bird.
Serious question, what do you all think the difference is between a "Publix" turkey and a butterball?
Nothing … most turkey plants are owned by very few companies with production that goes year around.
Another point, by selling $.49 for whole turkey, Publix is hoping that you will spend for your entire meal in Publix, especially wine and condiments, which have higher margin. Thus, turkey is a loss leader for Publix to get your foot in their door!
Wegmans has frozen turkeys for 29 cents/lb., and Giant Food (Landover) has them for 37 cents/lb. Both say you must make an additional $25 purchase to get that price. I'm not sure if Giant actually enforces that, though.
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Difference between Publix Turkey and Butterball is the Publix does not have injected "butter" in the bird. I've used Publix Turkeys for years and won't use anything else.
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Another point, by selling $.49 for whole turkey, Publix is hoping that you will spend for your entire meal in Publix, especially wine and condiments, which have higher margin. Thus, turkey is a loss leader for Publix to get your foot in their door!
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