zxcvbob wrote:

> Melba's Jammin' wrote:
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>> In article >, zxcvbob
>> > wrote:
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>>> Melba's Jammin' wrote:
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>>>> One of those chunks has since be transformed into more turkey salad
>>>> spread. I love it on toasted bread for lunch -- or on a cracker as a
>>>> snack.
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>>> Try using Chicken-in-a-Bisquit crackers for turkey salad snacks.
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>> Yum. I used to love those. Now they seem so salty. :-(
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>>> I missed that BOGO offer at Cub, but I'm not sure there's room in the
>>> freezer for a spare turkey.
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>> There's still this week. :-) Forty-eight cents per lb, I think.
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> I came home today and found a frozen turkey in the refrigerator. It
> says "Farm Raised" (whatever that means) on the label, and it cost $2
> per pound.
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> I don't like paying $2 for a beef roast, much less any sort of frozen bird.
>
> Bob
Move back south Bob, routinely 17 cents a lb and the stores are giving
free birds if you buy 50 bucks worth of stuff. Fresh turkey, which is
what I suspect you have, is currently 99 cents per lb. Most all meat is
high this holiday season due to increased transportation costs, ie
gasoline and diesel.

George