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Rollergirl2001 11-04-2005 01:20 AM

Have anyone tried an organic turkey?
 
I was just wondering about organic turkeys. If any of you have tried it, what does it taste like?

RACooper 11-04-2005 02:33 AM

Turkey... what else would it taste like?

Rollergirl2001 11-04-2005 02:41 AM

Okay, what are the differences between regular and organic turkeys?

Kevlar281 11-04-2005 02:41 AM

Organic as in what? Not farm raised? Then yes I have and before anyone talks shit killing a turkey isn’t the easiest thing to do in life. Especially in my family, where anything but bow hunting is considered “unsports-man-like.” Oh and it taste like turkey and I am fucking wasted.

kddani 11-04-2005 07:10 AM

Organic = easily getting dumbasses who will believe that somehow this turkey is REALLY different to pay like twice what it SHOULD cost.

wrigley 11-04-2005 10:26 AM

Organic is a term used more for vegetables, fruits, and herbs. It means that no harmful pesticides were used and it does cost more. Why? I don't know.

I've heard of free-range eggs and chickens. You could put turkey and beef in that group too. It's supposed to mean that they are free of extra hormones were fed to the animals and that can be sensitive to some people. Again the price goes up.

More vegan type people could explain this better.

Eclipse 11-04-2005 10:33 AM

My SIL cooked one on Thanksgiving a few years ago. It was not good, but I don't know if I would attribute that to my SIL's cooking, or the organic-ness of the bird. :p Most of us ate the fried turkey or the smoked turkey that was picked up from the regular grocery store (yes, we had THREE turkeys that year!)

honeychile 11-04-2005 11:27 AM

Organic according to whose standards? Farm Aid's is much stricter than Congress's.

What it should mean is that the bird was raised on organic grains (which have not been fertilized with raw sewage - more common than you think), without the use of antibiotics. Free range is another part of the spectrum - it doesn't have to roam free to be organic.

I've never had organically raised turkey, but I've had organically raised beef. The best description I could give the beef is that it was so tender, it tasted like beef flavored butter!

Rollergirl2001 11-04-2005 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eclipse
My SIL cooked one on Thanksgiving a few years ago. It was not good, but I don't know if I would attribute that to my SIL's cooking, or the organic-ness of the bird. :p Most of us ate the fried turkey or the smoked turkey that was picked up from the regular grocery store (yes, we had THREE turkeys that year!)
Fried turkey is the shit!

tunatartare 11-04-2005 04:30 PM

I've never had organic turkey, but my family buys organic chicken all the time, and there is a huge difference in taste between organic chicken and nonorganic. The organic one tastes a lot better.

DeltAlum 11-04-2005 04:43 PM

Can you get Organic Bird Flu from organic turkeys?

Tom Earp 11-04-2005 07:53 PM

OMG, a Friggen Turkey is a Friggen Turkey!:rolleyes:

You either eat it with all of the fixins, or not.

is is it it Organic Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Taters, Salad, or what ever You are having?

Heck, Eat Feel Fat and fall asleep early! Wake up have Pie and fall asleep agin!

Heck, It is the time to get FAT! You got the rest of the Year to Diet!:p

docetboy 11-04-2005 08:26 PM

I heard it tastes like chicken

JenMarie 11-04-2005 09:26 PM

I've had "soy turkey" and chicken and such. Yeah... it's not as good as the real thing.

But I don't know if that is what you mean by organic. I don't think there would be a difference.

a.e.B.O.T. 11-04-2005 09:35 PM

organic means that it has no preservatives or anything... all they did was kill it (without chems) pluck it and wrap... while most turkeys are given stuff to preserve and make it juicy or whatever


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