The Wisconsin Farm Bureau says the average price of a traditional Thanksgiving dinner in the state is just over $50 this year.
That's up almost $5, or 11 percent, from last year.
That might sound like a steep increase, but Farm Bureau spokesman Casey Langan says the costs are for a dinner for 10. That works out to about $5 per person, which he says makes a nutritious Thanksgiving meal a better deal than a trip through the drive-thru.
The study also factored in prices for items including cranberries, potatoes, peas, rolls and milk.
Wisconsin's increase outpaced the rise in prices nationwide. The American Farm Bureau Federation says the average national price is about $49.
The average price for a 16-pound turkey is $23.20 in Wisconsin and about $21.60 nationwide.
