^topic^i sure do. im gonna eat alot of turkey for thanksgiving with my family.
Yes, it's nice country though I have only been there once.. ...Wait, what? Seriously speaking.. Yes I do, but I'm more of a ham person.
turkey alone is unsatisfying bc of its dryness but if its with gravy or some other type of condiment im all for it
One of my least favorite parts of thanksgiving dinner really. Shh, don't tell.Now stuffing on the other hand...yum.
It really is too dry. I prefer duck, which is nice and greasy. At my house on Thanksgiving, we have turkey, but we usually have ham, too.
Yeah, I like the drumsticks especially. On sandwiches, more ham. In fact, I already had a Thnxgving on Saturday.
omg turkey is sooooo overrated in america. it basically tastes like dry stale chicken to me . and all my friends at school agree.
[QUOTE="RHCP87"]I don't eat meat.Solid_Link22Why did you bother posting?You wouldn't have known if he didn't.
Turkey has to be mixed with lots of gravy and mashed potatoes. Otherwise it's too dry and my mouth feels all funny...
I'm not a huge fan of turkey, homemade cranberry sauce and stuffing is where it's at. I LOVE turkey for leftovers the next day...fresh bun + turkey + Mayo + an obscene amount of pepper = heaven.
omg turkey is sooooo overrated in america. it basically tastes like dry stale chicken to me . and all my friends at school agree.kazuya246Have you ever had rabbit? My grandpa used to make rabbit stew all the time, it tastes a lot liek turkey only moist and 100x better.
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