Turkey from Honeybaked Ham?
I'm considering getting a cooked turkey for Thanksgiving and just got a coupon in the mail from Honeybaked Ham. Can anyone comment on their turkey?
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I'm considering getting a cooked turkey for Thanksgiving and just got a coupon in the mail from Honeybaked Ham. Can anyone comment on their turkey?
By oliviasaru
on Nov 14, 2009 09:53 AM
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Good question. We too are thinking about the HoneyBaked Turkey and Ham. We have always loved the ham and wonder how well they prepare their turkeys. I have the booklet from HoneyBaked which I ordered from the website.
-BnF
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Absolutely love the hams but don't like the turkey breasts. They are boneless and just don't even taste like turkey to me. They have smoked and plain but I don't like either one.
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Definitely do NOT get the boneless breast but definitely DO get the whole cajun turkey--excellent-- has a mild cajun flavor-pricey but worth it. They are about 12 lbs and cost about $39. Last year I cooked my regular turkey, which is -if I say so myself-GREAT and also the honey baked one and everyone liked the cajun one a bit better.--the only one I ever liked better was deep fried but it is so much trouble.
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