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Shoppers stressing over still-sky-high prices at the grocery store as they prepare to host Easter dinner might find a little sliver of relief if they do their shopping at Walmart. That’s because the retailer just announced it will offer Easter meals and bundles at last year’s price points. The lower prices include both meal and basket fixings, so parents moonlighting as the Easter bunny won’t have to tell their kiddos that the bunny is broke this year. 

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The world’s largest retailer is broadcasting its savings as so affordable that shoppers can grab “an entire Easter meal and basket for less than $100.” This is good news for folks who are making dinner for a crowd and/or parents who are playing Peter Cottontail for at least a couple of jellybean-crazed kids. The announcement marks the second year the store will honor its previous years’ prices to ease the strain on shoppers’ budgets. The resurfacing of the deal also comes as many of us are doing what we can to combat inflation-driven hikes to grocery staples. 

Shoppers don’t have to wait to take advantage of Walmart’s lower prices. They’re available now, and customers can shop for their Easter goodies until April 15 in stores and online. Included in the meal deals and baskets are everything from chocolate bunnies to ham, pie, green beans, and — gasp! — eggs.  

It’s a Walmart mic drop, ladies and gents. Dare we even say … an Easter miracle?

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Meet the Writer

Rachel is a Michigan-based writer who has dabbled in a variety of subject matter throughout her career. As a mom of multiple young children, she tries to maintain a sustainable lifestyle for her family. She grows vegetables in her garden, gets her meat in bulk from local farmers, and cans fruits and vegetables with friends. Her kids have plenty of hand-me-downs in their closets, but her husband jokes that before long, they might need to invest in a new driveway thanks to the frequent visits from delivery trucks dropping off online purchases (she can’t pass up a good deal, after all). You can reach her at [email protected].