Meijer Prices Help Families Host a Cookout for Under $35 this Fourth of July

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- As customers continue to look for ways to save money this summer, Meijer is keeping grocery prices low to ensure families across the Midwest can still enjoy their Fourth of July traditions and celebrations.

This Fourth of July, Meijer customers hosting a cookout can expect to pay less than $35 to feed eight people. This includes burgers, chicken, potato salad, fruit, dessert, and all the fixings for a typical cookout at less than $4.50 per person, depending on the products purchased.

Sample Fourth of July Shopping List

• Fresh From Meijer Potato Salad (1 pound)
• Fresh from Meijer Boneless Chicken Breast (2 pounds)
• Meijer Chunk Cheese Colby Jack (1 pound)
• Fresh From Meijer 80/20 bulk ground beef (2 pounds)
• Purple Cow Ice Cream (1.5 quart container)
• Meijer Chewy Chipster Cookies (13 ounce package)
• Strawberries (32 ounces)
• Meijer Pork & Beans (2 cans)
• Meijer Hamburger Buns (8 count)
• Meijer Lemonade (52 ounces)

TOTAL: $34.57

"As a family-owned company, we want to be sure families can celebrate and relax together this Fourth of July, without having to worry about the cost of their celebration," said Jenn Martin, Vice President of Fresh at Meijer. "We're working hard to offer low prices on cookout staples so our customers can enjoy summer -- the best time of year in the Midwest."

Meijer is taking several steps to offer its customers incredible value this year. Earlier this summer, it announced it was dropping prices as much as 60% on 70 summer grocery staples through mid-July.

Additionally, each week, customers have access to more than $1,000 worth of mPerks savings in the Meijer app. Signing up for mPerks is easy and free. Shoppers can enroll at meijer.com/mperks, or by downloading the Meijer app.

About Meijer: Meijer is a privately owned, family-operated retailer that serves customers at more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets, and express locations throughout the Midwest. As the pioneer of the one-stop shopping concept, more than 70,000 Meijer team members work hard to deliver a friendly, seamless in-store and online shopping experience featuring an assortment of fresh foods, high-quality apparel, household essentials, and health and wellness products and services. Meijer is consistently recognized as a Great Place to Work and annually donates at least 6 percent of its profit to strengthen its communities. Additional information on the company can be found by visiting newsroom.meijer.com.

SOURCE Meijer