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  • scooterdriver

    That’s cheaper than dog food. Buy three and toss ‘em in the freezer!

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  • pulsarnc

    Food lion grocery stores ,eastern NC, has whole frozen turkey for 39 cents . Mix of brands I think . Regardless I am sure most all were packaged a few miles down the road at the butterball plant.

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  • elubsme

    Just the two of us so I always cut them in half so we don't have a lot of left overs.

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  • yoshmyster

    After eating two this year minus the breasts for my friend's dogs I'm turkeyed out. Also no freezer space and I ain't gonna spend few hondos for a chest freezer for .50 cents a pound turkey.

    Now turkey eggs that would be a treat. They'll make some fun deviled eggs.

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  • bullshot

    Now days it's cheaper to just eat the money ................................

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  • dreher

    I was in Wal-fart about a month ago and they had Butterball turkey BREASTS for 50 cents a pound. I bought three, took one to our daughter. Probably should have bought more at that price. Eight pounds of turkey breast for $4!! That would have been cheap 40 years ago!!

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  • yoshmyster

    I was just remembering Mike Rowe on "Dirty Jobs" collecting live Turkey gravy. The end product getting .50 cents a pound really blows for all the work that goes in to them.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgf6h588v-I


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  • JimmyJack

    Thats a heck of a lot cheaper than chicken!

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  • pulsarnc

    The 50 cent a pound is a loss leader to get you into the store. They know they are loosing on the bird but they make it up on the fixings ! Sadly ,the farmer only makes 6 to maybe 15 cents per pound raising them

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  • waltermoe

    Let me check the back yard, may be able to beat that price. Lol

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  • JimmyJack

    Doubt it, the legs are too tough for soup!

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Being an inferior meat, it should always be dirt cheap.

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  • dreher

    Pulsarnc, not a lost leader, an after Thanksgiving dump what's left sale. Like I said, I should have bought more. Roast a breast, slice and make sandwiches, put on your plate with smashed taters, the possibilities are endless.

    Should have filled my freezer but I never claimed I was real bright.😁

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  • JimmyJack

    Boil the skeleton and make stock for soup!

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  • Ditch-Runner

    just came home turkeys were about a 1.00 a pound passed on them

    but I did buy two hams kroger had for .89 cents a pound must be trying to dump overstocks I bought two for the freezer

    I like ham better any way and I am sure the dogs would complain.

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  • Brookwood

    I still have 2 turkeys in my freezer from last years cheap sales. I need to plan a few days of thawing, brining, and smoking!

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  • ltcdoty

    For Thanksgiving the wife paid seventy dollars for a fresh killed turkey. Though it did speak three languages and had two college degrees...

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  • asop

    Was at our local post office 2 weeks ago and when walking out noticed an older couple looking at the front of their car. I asked if everything was ok and the woman said they hit a bird and it was stuck!! I took a look and it was a turkey. I removed it for them and asked them if they wanted it. Very funny look on her face and she said no. Guess what we had for dinner the next day!

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  • yoshmyster

    So I was watching "A Christmas Story 2" pops was complaining turkey was .40 cents a pound in 1945. About $7.00 today's money.

    ltcdoty  - Was your bird 10 pounds? I imagine your bird was well loved like those Wagyu.

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  • JimmyJack

    14 pounds

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