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Turkey is over-rated
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2023
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I'm with you. It's the most boring meat around.
I have heard that wild turkey tastes much better, but I've never tried it, as I'm not a hunter.
There’s a reason we only eat it once a year. It’s so bland.
Deli turkey is an extremely common year round food.
And it's good because it's brined and/or peppered. People need to brine their turkeys.
I'd have to say that either chicken breast or lean pork is the most boring meat around. Turkey breast is probably number three, though.