Turkey for a Quarter a pound!

[CandySueQ]

Even fresh breasts! Small breast for $1.12 with $25 purchase. I deboned and cooking for sandwiches. Whole turkey in freezer for later $3.12 total. Has to be a loss leader...

[Donw]

After hoovarmin ‘s turkey post I hope they weren’t labeled as being from Empire.🙂

[Donw]

I was referring to his the Empire was covered in feathers comment. You can save a lot of labor costs by not plucking the bird before selling.

[Jerod Broussard]

Oh OK, I didn't see that.

[hoovarmin]

Donw plucking the broken off quills and feathers out of that bird with a pair of tweezers took hours and ruined my lower back

[realdocBBQ]

I think I'ma try to grab one or two for the freezer later today or tomorrow or something. Wife will probably complain. <sigh>

[Sid P]

Is there a link?

[CandySueQ]

My local grocery is a Brookshires Super 1 out of Texas. No link!

[DavidNorcross]

Our local store had them for .39 per lb with a $20 purchase. Well worth it. We now have several turkeys in the freezer

[tstalafuse]

I fully expect those price this weekend, and I will stock up.. I got ham for 0.25/lb after Easter at Wal-mart..

[realdocBBQ]

Cheapest turkeys at WM this evening were Butterball at $1.25/lb. There was a "No Antibiotics Ever" brand that was a good bit higher - about $2/lb.

Ham was cheapest at $2.25/lb, I bought one of those, they went up to $2.75/lb.


I don't know what the turkeys were BEFORE Thanksgiving, The Wife bought ours this year.