Thanks to Joe Biden and his genius economic policies giving us the greatest economic recovery of our lifetime, your Thanksgiving 2022 meal is about to cost you more than ever.
Here's what Axios is reporting about your costs for Thanksgiving '22:
Your Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings is expected to cost 20% more than last year.
Why it matters: Nearly every ingredient in the classic Thanksgiving feast is more expensive between inflation, supply chain interruptions and the avian flu, according to the American Farm Bureau's annual Thanksgiving dinner survey.
Driving the news: The survey, released Wednesday, found the average cost of this year's holiday meal for 10 is $64.05 up from the 2021 average of $53.31.
- It's the most expensive dinner in the 37 years of the bureau's holiday survey.
Biden's economy is so bad, you'd have to go back nearly 40 years to see a cost like this. It's up more than 20%, that's 1/5, since just last year.
If you spent $100 bucks last year, it's $120 this year.
A 16-pound turkey costs about $28.96, almost $5 or 21% more than the average cost a year ago and $9.57 more than in 2020, the survey found.
Holiday staples with the biggest price increases include:
• 14-ounce bag of cubed stuffing mix, $3.88 (up 69%)
- • Two frozen pie crusts, $3.68 (up 26%)
- • Half pint of whipping cream, $2.24 (up 26%)
- • A pound of frozen peas, $1.90 (up 23%)
- • A dozen dinner rolls, $3.73 (up 22%)
- • 30-ounce can of pumpkin pie mix, $4.28 (up 18%)
This is just over one year when things were already bad last year!
This is so much more painful than it was under Trump.
This year's Thanksgiving dinner budget is going to break the bank.
You might just have to go the Charlie Brown route and serve your guests' popcorn, toast, pretzel sticks, and candy.
