The overall price of a Thanksgiving meal might be cheaper than last year. The American Farm Bureau Federation says the average cost this year for a 10-person meal is just over $55. That's down almost $3 from last year.

The bureau's cost analysis shows the cost of turkey in stores has dropped to $21.50 for a 16-pound bird.

Many retailers are offering Thanksgiving deals on turkey, which is typically the most expensive part of the meal. 

The other items that are ringing in a little cheaper: cubed stuffing, fresh cranberries and a dozen dinner rolls.

A few sides did rise in price, like frozen peas, whipping cream and 3 lbs of sweet potatoes will cost $4.

"Definitely noticeably higher for sure there are many things on sales seasonally right now but definitely feel it," said shopper Katie Harich. "Prices are really high, way higher than they used to be."