GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024

Statistics About The Most Expensive Turkey

The most expensive turkey ever sold was a rare breed called the "Bronze Turkey" that fetched $1,854.

Last Updated: June 20, 2024

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In this post, we explore the world of turkey pricing, from budget-friendly options to extravagant indulgences. From the $2,500 world-record turkey to specialty offerings like turducken and caviar-topped birds, we break down the costs of these festive feasts. Whether you’re a Thanksgiving traditionalist or seeking a luxurious holiday meal, the array of turkey prices may surprise you.

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"The price of the most expensive turkey in the world is $2,500."

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"Broadbent B&B Foods produces a hickory smoked turkey for $189.90."

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"The price of a high-end heritage turkey can cost you upwards of $200."

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"A free-range organic turkey from Fresh Direct can cost $99.99."

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"D'Artagnan offers an organic turkey for $134.99."

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"The limited-edition Thanksgiving turkey from Neiman Marcus with a complete holiday dinner costs $495."

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"A 15-20 pound KellyBronze heritage turkey costs about $269.95."

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"A turducken—a chicken stuffed inside a duck stuffed inside a turkey—can cost more than $100."

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"A Bourbon Red Heritage Turkey costs about $250.00."

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"The world record for the most expensive turkey purchased at an auction is $8,000."

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"Greenberg Smoked Turkey which uses a secret family recipe costs around $119.95."

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"A high-quality but small organic turkey (10 to 12 lbs) from Sonoma County Poultry can cost up to $220."

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"A premium organic turkey, about 16-18 lbs, from Williams Sonoma costs up to $139.95."

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"Caviar-topped turkeys can cost up to $500."

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"A 4-5 kg Bresse turkey can cost over $122."

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"A Copas traditional whole turkey, known as very special turkeys for a very special occasion, cost up to $352."

In conclusion, the price of turkeys can vary significantly depending on various factors such as production methods, brand reputation, and unique offerings. While some individuals may opt for the most expensive turkey in the world at $2,500, there are plenty of high-quality options available at more reasonable prices ranging from $99.99 to $495. The market offers a wide range of choices to cater to different preferences and budgets, from organic and heritage turkeys to special edition and gourmet varieties. Ultimately, the diversity in turkey prices reflects the diverse consumer preferences and the willingness to pay for a unique and high-quality Thanksgiving centerpiece.