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Cooking & Baking

Marthe48

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8. I read a headline last week that a farm in Ohio

Reply to irisblue (Reply #6)

Sun Nov 26, 2023, 06:57 PM

Nov 2023

killed a million chickens. because of bird flu. More than 8 million killed across the U.S. this year to control the spread of the disease. I don't know if that has anything to do with dry turkey. I'd rather blame inexperienced help in the processing plants.

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I think my turkey was hacked [View all] Marthe48 Nov 2023 OP

I got a turkey from the best grocery store. MOMFUDSKI Nov 2023 #1

Butterball turkeys are brined Warpy Nov 2023 #2

I've gotten Butterballs over the years Marthe48 Nov 2023 #4

How utterly disappointing Diamond_Dog Nov 2023 #3

We had a small Butterball (14lbs). A bit dry but it cooked faster than anticipated. twodogsbarking Nov 2023 #5

That's how big mine was Marthe48 Nov 2023 #7

Better second time. Heat and eat. Less work. twodogsbarking Nov 2023 #10

Most recent bird flu out break? I AM NOT A FOOD SCIENTIST irisblue Nov 2023 #6

I read a headline last week that a farm in Ohio Marthe48 Nov 2023 #8

Reminds me Old Crank Nov 2023 #9