is turkey one of your favorite foods

My mind was kinda blown when I went to the fair and learned turkey legs are a big booth food now.
Pro: yum it's myoglobin
Con: All the connective tissue in the entire world

Rest of the turkey is not worth messing with imo.

my go-to sandwich meat tbh

I was totally addicted to this one sandwich that had turkey + avocado + bacon but it was totes the avocado that made me a junkie.

It's a cheap and easy protein and I eat my share, but I'm not much of a fan. I should switch to peanut butter.

thanksgiving leftover sandwiches are one my favorite things to eat in the world

I have to say, "1776" was so long and had so many songs, you'd think one of them would've been about how the turkey should be the national bird, but the closest thing they did was some extended metaphor about incubating the egg of democracy.

If only they had chosen the turkey... then we would live in a universe where there are gifs of crying turkeys in front of the WTC.

prob gonna get some sb's for hating on turkey on thanksgiving but I hate hate turkey

if people really liked turkey as much as they act like they do on thanksgiving wouldn't they eat it more often throughout the year? (I know, some people do. SOME.)

no.it's fine and I enjoy it, but nowhere near a favorite.

dunno about favorite, but there is no wrong time of the year for hot turkey sammich imo

eating turkey & cooking a whole turkey are v different things. i'll eat turkey sandwiches dozens of times per year, and probably a handful of times get a platter of carved turkey. it is a good food. not a favorite, but yum.

i actually, no joke, love turkey.

Brined & smoked turkey is WIN. Leftover turkey stuffing & gravy sammiches are great.
The rest of the year I don't like it much. We eat turkey burgers a lot but it's not my meat of choice, not at all.

i've been trying to eat less red meat this past year and my turkey consumption has gone way up.

turkey burgers are a kind of evil imo

not the ones i make!

that may be true! I've only had crappy frozen turkey burgers

i like turkey pastrami

Mr Veg makes slow-cooked turkey burgers on the barbecue, they're pretty awes

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Good roast chicken >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> turkey

doubtful that is a turkey xp

Good roast chicken >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> turkey

otm

okay it looks like mr dayo made my same turkey point in the other thanksgiving thread but I hadn't read that one I swear

There are lots of nicer meats than turkey meat.

Turkey steaks are great, or burgers.

Turkey roast alone would be okay but Christmas dinner elevates it.

turkey is definitely my least fav meat by far

Turkey mince is a decent substitution for minced red meat IMO.

deal with this: if turkeys werent associated with thanksgiving nobody would actually raise turkeys to eat, theres a reason why they stuff better tasting birds in them to make them more palatable

great trolling

all you turkey lovers, tell us what you love about turkeys

It is true, no-one eats turkey in countries that don't celebrate Thanksgiving. He's got a point there.

it's not thanksgiving anymore, you guys don't have to pretend

Hell no, dry-arse chicken substitute.

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boo yeah

and this was including thanksgiving voters who were prob lying to themselves

My mind was kinda blown when I went to the fair and learned turkey legs are a big booth food now.

This is no recent trend iirc.

RIght – I hadn't been to a fair since 1998.

i just shredded up the leftover turkey and made cochinita pibil style tacos. yum-o.

Question: What iconic Thanksgiving food would you get rid of?
Answer: Twenty percent of chefs would prefer to get rid of the turkey altogether.
- GQ's The Great Eat Like a Man Thanksgiving Chef Survey

Pret Christmas Lunch, imho

pret xmas lunch does kind of redeem turkey

My mind was kinda blown when I went to the fair and learned turkey legs are a big booth food now.

This is no recent trend iirc.

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Maybe so, but this is not seen in the UK, and was a "WHAT is THAT???" when we were in Florida.