For holiday meals, do you buy a frozen or fresh turkey?  |
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| I've often wondered if people actually had a preference. I buy fresh turkeys. I honestly don't know if they taste any better; I simply don't have the room to hold a frozen turkey in my freezer for a week or so. So, I wait until a few days before the big event and buy a fresh one then. Does anyone else buy fresh and is there a specific reason why you do it? If you get a frozen turkey, is it because you can buy it early so you won't have to worry about it later? | | | | | |
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1. littleowl (5305)
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4 years ago
| | Hi MW I normally have a frozen chicken, I find its also the ways you cook them that give the taste and normally it is just as good as a fresh one..yet for myself I prefer nut roast...hugs littleowl | | | | | | |
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littleowl (5305)
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4 years ago
| | Hi MW the only difference in frozen turkey or chicken any meat infact, is that the day they are killed they are frozen, and the fresh ones are just sold fresh both still have the vitamins etc in them the frozen one has them 'locked' in til thawed...have you tried rubbing garlic under the skin of the meat and a bit of honey with rosemary ontop? mmmm yummy..hugs littleowl | | | |
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mentalward (6153)
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4 years ago
| | You mean you don't eat turkey or chicken? If that's the case, what do you have for Thanksgiving dinner? | | | |
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3. lilybug (16923)
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4 years ago
| | I have always had frozen turkey. I am not sure why, but that is just what I have always bought. I normally get it a few days before Thanksgiving and let it thaw in the fridge. I don't know that I have ever had a fresh turkey before. | | | | | | |
mentalward (6153)
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4 years ago
| | I always bought a frozen one until I realized that my turkey was almost never totally thawed when I was ready to stick it in the oven. Even after I realized it, I'd still forget to start thawing it earlier the following year! LOL So, I find it easier just to buy a fresh one. I usually roast it within 2 days of buying it so it works much better for me. | | | |
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4. pergammano (3532)
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4 years ago
| | Well, my dear, you asked! (Hope my goose isnt't cooked, over this answer) As you know, I live on a small Island, and shopping is only for "have to have" items! The ferry fare is very expensive, so all of my shopping (Xmas and otherwise) is done in one fell swoop! And I usually try & do it 3-4 weeks b4 Christmas! Hence a chest freezer is a necessity...so you guessed it...I buy a frozen turkey! I grew up on a farm, we raised our own, I do not notice that much difference in the quality of flavour! (yes, I am aware of the antibiotics/growth hormones, etc.,) The one time that I decided to have a Fresh Turkey, I made the costly trip to town,only to find out that all (every store) within range...did not have them! Suffice to say...it was frozen again! If I were in proximity...I think I would choose a fresh, for a change. But heck, I choose to live in the peace of this small Island....! Cheers & a wonderful weekend! | | | | | | |
mentalward (6153)
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4 years ago
| | Nothing wrong with that! It definitely makes more sense to buy a frozen turkey in a case such as yours. I would MUCH rather live on an island and buy frozen turkeys than live somewhere where it's so crowded you can't think straight and buy a fresh turkey. I have a "middle of the road" kind of life... not on an island, but out in the country where the trees hide our neighbors' houses. So, I have the choice. I'm going to be buying a chest freezer soon, probably next summer, because I've planted all kinds of things including berry bushes and strawberry plants. These things are better frozen when preserved than canned, so I'm going to need a larger freezer. That will probably mean frozen turkeys again, too! I'd love to buy everything well in advance of the holiday to avoid the crowds. | | | |
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5. winterose (18786)
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4 years ago
| | I have always purchased fresh turkeys, they are just better tasting. I guess frozen is okay but they are not fresh and I love fresh. | | | | | | |
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6. Opal26 (14496)
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4 years ago
| | Hi mentalward! Yes, I do buy a frozen turkey. And it is for convenience. It is easier for me to get it about a week in advance so I don't have to worry about rushing to the store at the last minute. I don't have a car so I have to go when I can. I went with my boyfriend last weekend to get ours. It is a 20 pounder! I put it in my neighbor's freezer since he is out of town and has an empty freezer! I will take it out of the freezer tomorrow to start defrosing it! I've always bought a frozen turkey, but usually I would go about 4 days before Thanksgiving so I could just leave it in the refrigerator. So I've got everything that I need and I'm all ready to cook up our feast! It's is just the two of us except for the two cats! They are going to eat real well too! We will be eating turkey all week! I just love turkey so I don't care! | | | | | | |
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7. dragon54u (15680)
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4 years ago
| | Frozen is cheaper, so frozen is what I buy! Being just me this year, I may just go buy a cooked chicken. Or I might buy the turkey for all the soups and casseroles and sandwiches I can have in the weeks following. I'm not sad to spend Thanksgiving alone, I'm just rather overwhelmed with the choices! Although I do wish my boys were here. | | | | | | |
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8. snowqueen2008 (4422)
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4 years ago
| | I buy a frozen one, and a couple days before Thanksgiving I take it out and put it down below in my refrigerator to defrost it. Snowqueen | | | | | | |
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9. Ruthep (7334)
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4 years ago
| | I have never had a fresh turkey. Fresh is more expensive. The last few years I haven't had to buy a turkey for Thanksgiving as my husband gets them from work and that is always a frozen one. I won't buy it early though because they are always on sale just a week or two before Thanksgiving. | | | | | | |
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10. Chevee (4237)
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4 years ago
| | We always buy a frozen turkey, my sister cooks the turkey and she wants it there ahead of time so that she can get started on things and not wonder if my brother is going to buy it or not. So he gets a frozen turkey and put it in the freezer. I don't eat that much turkey. | | | | | | |
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