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Best Multi Bird Xmas Dinner?

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hammerman | 19:19 Fri 02nd Dec 2016 | Food & Drink
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Looking this year at getting a multi bird roast for Christmas dinner. Iceland do a 3 bird (duck, chicken and goose) roast where Aldi do a 4 and 5 roast bird. Any recommendations?
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Avatar Image Elina
Zimmerman, I bought one a couple of Christmases ago, too much, sickly even.
19:22 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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Hammerman ..
19:22 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image murraymints
had the 5 bird from ALDI the one with cranberry ! very nice too....
19:22 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image Old_Geezer
Is that where they stuff one bird with another ?
Can't say I see the point of it myself. Pick a meat and stick with it, would be my suggestion.
19:23 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image Elina
Will your guests like all the meats?
19:23 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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This Guardian link is from two years ago but they recommended the Aldi 4 Bird Roast (but advised not bothering with the optional marmalade glaze):
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/dec/14/aldi-lidl-best-worst-luxury-christmas-food-taste-test
19:23 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image Elina
It is OG, and I completely agree.
19:24 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image Ninefingers
Elle Macpherson, Melissa Rauch and Kaley Cuoco: now that would be an incredible three bird christmas dinner
19:24 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image anneasquith
I've always avoided these birds, I doubt if one can tell the different birds when all cooked together ?
19:26 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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https://www.aldi.co.uk/stuffed-turkey-parcel/p/071786095671800


want to try this !!
19:26 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image marval
That looks good minty.
19:28 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
Avatar Image anneasquith
No, a turkey should look like a turkey not a cake :-)
19:29 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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From memory, when carving, it it didn't hold together well due to all the layers. What could be nicer than one quality meat on your roast?
19:30 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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waste of money.....get a nice organic Black Hen turkey....nice slow cook and a good long resting time. Or a goose with same treatment....
19:30 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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The trouble with 3 bird roasts is that they usually have some sort of fruit in the stuffing and I hate anything that is sweet and savoury together. I did get a fresh one (on boxing day) from Sainsburys a couple of years ago and it was very nice.
19:30 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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no waste...have not had a bird for years..go for boned crown nowadays !
19:31 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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Cooked one once for Sunday dinner and it was a mess!!! maybe I over cooked it but it just fell apart.
21:22 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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Same here, Sharon. It was just hacked to pieces and looked a right mess. Tasted ok though.
21:25 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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Gness, Tilly and murraymints would be an AB three bird delicacy ;-) Anyone fancy a job of stuffing them. Lol
21:28 Fri 02nd Dec 2016
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You'd have to catch us first, Melv!
22:28 Fri 02nd Dec 2016

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