Walmart is back with holiday savings, launching its holiday meal earlier and at a lower price than last year—because who doesn’t love to save on food?

Other retail and grocery chains are offering special Thanksgiving grocery prices, including Aldi, which announced its its lowest-priced Thanksgiving deal in five years, according to a press release. The components of the Aldi bundle are said to cost under $4.70 per person, the company said.

Grocery prices are uncomfortably high for many Americans, and Walmart and Aldi both say they’re going to ease that pain for Thanksgiving shoppers. Other retailers will probably follow suit with similar holiday-meal deals,

This month, ALDI announced it would be offering Thanksgiving meals at the lowest price since 2019, in a bid to lure shoppers with a return to pre-inflation era prices. This week, retailers Target and Walmart announced similar cuts in an effort to undercut ALDI’s offerings.