I ordered a cooked turkey from ivarone brothers on Long island NY and a free turkey breast from ShopRite I'll probably make sometime in February on a cold Sunday. No shortage by me
Went shopping for Turkey yesterday. Fail.
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We got a Butterball .59cents/lb. if you spend $25 or more. That was easy to $pend. Some Turkeys were more $$$ than that. Otherwise they were $1.59/lb.
4WD
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Tried those once …
I love that store. I used to live over there.
AutoMechanic
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My work gives everyone a turkey. This year it was a turkey breast but hey for free I’m not complaining and we are having it for Thanksgiving when we do it at my house next weekend as we are doing Thanksgiving with everyone else at my grandmas on Thursday. I couldn’t believe some of the people I work with gave their turkey away or just flat out acted ungrateful cause it wasn’t a name brand or cause it was only a breast. I’m grateful for anything I have and I’m thankful to work for a place that gives us one. We get a ham at Christmas too. I hope my grandma has already found a turkey. They seem to be in shortage around here too haven’t seen any.
The state park behind my house is full of turkeys. Just sayin'.
AZjeff
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Lots of work between pulling the trigger and putting the bird in the oven.
Well... Maybe he was talking about human turkeys. I work with some.
State park? My suburban neighborhood in California is full of turkeys. But roadkill isn't legal to take in California.
Been there. Done it plenty.
Absolutely delicious. Grab a license and shoot yourself one.
I got a fresh plump 25 pound local farm raised turkey for $7.00/lb (Wholefoods is $3 with Prime for an "organic" turkey). I know the family and have been to their farm, and I like to support the locals who provide a quality product. Going to cook it with my dad and enjoy a special thanksgiving with the family.
Stop & Shop called me. They want to buy some of the turkeys in my freezer.
AZjeff
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Once was enough for me. Specially when the family wasn't crazy about the taste.
$175 turkey? ?
Hermann
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There is no turkey shortage here. Was in Trader Joes this morning and they were literally falling on the floor. At HyVee the meat truck had just delivered. There were 3 pallets of turkeys looking for a cooler to go in, they were all full.. Prices were about 69¢ lb. if they were not tied into a special.
My goodness folks, someone says there is a shortage ( which is mostly) and prices go up 20-30% a few days later. This FOMO has to end. They will make more. Remember this is a Capitalist country, they want to make and sell more.
My goodness folks, someone says there is a shortage ( which is mostly
) and prices go up 20-30% a few days later. This FOMO has to end. They will make more. Remember this is a Capitalist country, they want to make and sell more.
What's it look like? Like a mass-raised bird or maybe a different breed closer to a wild turkey?
But I live in the suburbs. Hunting is certainly not allowed here, and the turkeys absolutely thrive since there are acorns and other stuff everywhere. I have heard of some places where hunting is theoretically allowed on private land, but then there have been people who found bullet holes in their homes. I think part of the issue is that while some hunters get permission, they legally have to have permission of EVERY property owner within a certain distance.
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