Because of our regular guest list for Thanksgiving we normally fix one whole
turkey and one turkey breast.Holiday turkey prices are out here now and tend me
to change my mind to two whole turkeys.

Whole frozen turkeys are going for $.58 per pound. Turkey breasts are going
for $1.38 per pound. We can always figure somethng to do with the extra dark
meat (actually my personal preference). Is there a falacy in my thinking?


Larry Noah

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Because of our regular guest list for Thanksgiving we normally fix one
whole
turkey and one turkey breast.Holiday turkey prices are out here now and
tend me
to change my mind to two whole turkeys.

Whole frozen turkeys are going for $.58 per pound. Turkey breasts are
going
for $1.38 per pound. We can always figure somethng to do with the extra
dark
meat (actually my personal preference). Is there a falacy in my thinking?


Larry Noah


If you're thinking of buying another whole bird and skipping the breast-only
purchase, then by all means go for it.

Jack

Larry Noah typed:
Because of our regular guest list for Thanksgiving we normally fix one whole
turkey and one turkey breast.Holiday turkey prices are out here now and tend me
to change my mind to two whole turkeys.

Whole frozen turkeys are going for $.58 per pound. Turkey breasts are going
for $1.38 per pound. We can always figure somethng to do with the extra dark
meat (actually my personal preference). Is there a falacy in my thinking?


Larry Noah

I don't think so. You got more freezer space? Get a couple more and store them,
either smoked, or as they come from the store.
That's my story, and I'm sticking to it.

BOB

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ospam says...
Because of our regular guest list for Thanksgiving we normally fix one whole
turkey and one turkey breast.Holiday turkey prices are out here now and tend me
to change my mind to two whole turkeys.

Whole frozen turkeys are going for $.58 per pound. Turkey breasts are going
for $1.38 per pound. We can always figure somethng to do with the extra dark
meat (actually my personal preference). Is there a falacy in my thinking?


Larry Noah



I usually pick up 5 or 6 frozen turkeys at this time of
year when they're the cheapest. Just got a 24 pounder for
'free' for purchasing over $75.00 in groceries, which I
would have spent anyway. In couple of weeks I'll be doing
the same thing with hams, ditto corned beef around St.
Patty's Day. If I don't eat it, it's cheap dog food.

Bill