This extravagant Thanksgiving feast will set you back $50,000

Diners can enjoy whipped sweet potatoes topped with caviar and and an organic cranberry sauce infused with Grand Marnier.

The average Thanksgiving meal for a party of 10 is expected to cost just under $50 this year.

But if you want to forgo the usual spread and stuff you’re your face with foie gras instead of stuffing, New York City’s The Old Homestead Steakhouse has a holiday spread fit for kings and queens with seriously luxurious appetites.

The Meatpacking hotspot is known for its over-the-top offerings around special occasions (they dished up a $4,700 gourmet meat package to promote the highly anticipated Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather, Jr. in April 2015).

This Thursday, Old Homestead is rolling out a $50,000 feast that isn’t for the faint of heart—or those with timid appetites. The restaurant has been serving Thanksgiving dinners since 1868. In 2015, they offered a $45,000 dinner that included a diamond engagement ring.

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This year’s feast doesn’t have any wearable jewelry but it’s chock full of unforgettable experiences including four tickets to prime seating at the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade; A private shopping spree at Saks, Bergdorf Goodman and Henri Bendel; Four tickets to a New York Giants football game at MetLife Stadium; A one-night stay in a luxurious suite at the Waldorf Astoria; and a private guided tour of New York City. The package also includes turkey carving lessons—you won’t be carving your own at Old Homestead, of course, but it’s still a great skill to have.

As for the food itself, guests willing to shell out $50,000 will be treated to an epic feast filled with classic delicacies like:

-- A 20-lb roasted free-range, organically raised $85/lb turkey, seasoned with a proprietary exotic spice mix imported from the Middle East, basted with imported $17/oz extra-virgin olive oil from Italy

--A stuffing studded with $465/lb imported Japanese prized Wagyu beef, $54/lb foie gras, and $46/loaf sourdough bread imported from the U.K.

--A turkey gravy infused with $2,890/bottle bourbon

--A cranberry sauce infused with Grand Marnier, $60/oz balsamic vinegar, and a touch of $1,750/bottle French wine

--Whipped sweet potatoes topped with $1,600/oz caviar from the Caspian Sea

--Mashed potatoes with $35/oz imported white Stilton cheese

--Pumpkin ice cream infused with a $4,200/bottle rum-infused eggnog sauce

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A spokesman for the restaurant told FoxNews.com that just one person has ordered the luxury package so far (and he works in the financial industry.) If you can’t afford a five-figure Thanksgiving, Old Homestead is offering a much more affordable $85-per-person meal Thursday, too.