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oscarina | 17:43 Mon 20th Dec 2010 | Food & Drink
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Are Turkey crowns tasty enough was thinking of getting one as they are a liitle cheaper that the whole turkey some people say you need the bone to give more flavour, your views please
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I prefer them. I don't think turkey has much taste anyway...
we ate one last year and enjoyed it so much we've another for this year too.

There's only two and a bit of us to eat it, so it's plenty enough for that, and like I said ,we didn't notice a difference between that and a full turkey taste wise.
Don't like Turkey - so we have rib of beef!!

Turkey is just so tasteless.

Sorry, not an answer really!!
Who is the 'bit' BOO?? !
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Yes turkey is very dry, more taste from chicken but it is traditional for having a turkey although I would prefer salmon for dinner.
Actually, boar or goose used to be traditional, and then roast beef Turkey is relatively recent. Turkey used to be an expensive meat that was a treat at Christmas, as was chicken. As Turkey is now the cheapest meat out there and is eaten all year round I can't see why people still have it at Christmas (except perhaps that it feeds a lot of people).
If you would prefer salmon why don't you have it?

I'm not having turkey. I'm getting a small chicken because my son loves chicken and we can use the left overs for sandwiches. Other than that it's duck and beef.
Lottie...I think she means mini BOO...
I guessed that ummmm. I just thought that it wasn't very nice to refer to her little daughter as a 'bit'!! ;o). Perhaps she means the dog and Mini Boo gets fish fingers!!
Haha :-)
Yep, you should have your favourite dinner at Christmas and with us it's Rib of Beef with all the trimmings.

I have told my son we will except to go to his next Christmas and he has promised us Curry!!! He makes a mean curry, so I wouldn't mind.
rofl, no sorry, i did mean Mini Boo. She won't touch it, well, after a bit of nagging she'll pretend to nibble on some of it.
Not keen on turkey breast as its usually quite dry. I prefer a whole turkey so I can get my chops round a leg.
<sniggers> ^^
What part of the turkey is the crown? I Googled the picture, and in most of the pictures I saw a whole turkey, well a few pictures the legs were missing.
I think its just breast meat Society. Limbs removed.
Thanks Tigger.
Oscarina, FYI, our local Tesco has whole salmon, was £14, reduced to £10, and now selling for a fiver each!!.
The bone in a Turkey gives more flavour? What a load of old gobblers (see what I did there, lol).

I usually get a crown (just 2 breasts joined together really) but have just got a single large turkey breast this year. Not a lover of turkey, and certainly not enough to be eating it right round until February.
you get bone in it..if you don't like brown meat then IMO they are a good deal...dearer per lb than a whole turkey though

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