This seems to be very well priced - Ideal for Xmas if no-one fancies a turkey leg! In store at Aldi from 19th December.
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Gabi to Dolphin01
14 Dec 1628#13
I know :confused:
captainbeaky to shaman
14 Dec 1621#28
I'm not sure. I put one in last night but it was dead this morning.
Gabi
14 Dec 1616#1
Good deal. Just like me a Christmas LEGLESS. Boom Boom.:confused:
Dolphin01
14 Dec 165#14
what has been seen can not be unseen :wink:
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Gabi
14 Dec 1616#1
Good deal. Just like me a Christmas LEGLESS. Boom Boom.:confused:
jamesginger393
14 Dec 162#2
wonder if they're fresh or frozen. good price either way.
Lyndyhop
14 Dec 161#3
does anyone know the weight of it, sometimes the servings dont match up to what the actual weight of the crown is
BigCheeseGlenni
14 Dec 163#4
It only feeds 7-11 IF 4 of the guests are vegetarian IMHO
But nice deal op thank you
Gopherjnr
14 Dec 161#5
Should this not be under Freebies?
googley2 to Gopherjnr
14 Dec 161#6
Is is NOT free you pay for it????????
googley2
14 Dec 16#7
Is water added to the turkey like in other supermarkets?
misterleoni to googley2
14 Dec 16#22
Might have, but things taste better if you brine them - it's all the rage at the moment. The turkey I really want is the £15 brined and basted turkey at Iceland but unfortunately I can't fit the box in my freezer :disappointed:
supertramp7
14 Dec 16#8
Seems very cheap!
Mikey1610
14 Dec 161#9
Fairly sure they will be frozen, they don't have the refrigeration space
FairyMonstar to Mikey1610
14 Dec 16#19
its chilled,
sag to Mikey1610
15 Dec 16#39
The frozen ones have been in store for weeks, I would assume this is fresh if it starts on 19th as stated.
john60wales
14 Dec 162#10
I bought one of these last year & it was very good...though I would doubt the serves 7 bit...but did us with 4 adults & 2 young. kids..
westy2k9
14 Dec 161#11
i saw the free highlighted in yellow. nearly fell off my chair. :smile: heat
Dolphin01
14 Dec 161#12
I just keep thinking of a suntanned Turkey...on a beach in Benidorm :sunglasses:
Gabi to Dolphin01
14 Dec 1628#13
I know :confused:
Dolphin01
14 Dec 165#14
what has been seen can not be unseen :wink:
sccarson
14 Dec 16#15
I'd say it'll be fresh if it's saying in store from 19th, they've had their frozen ones in for weeks
kim9973
14 Dec 16#16
you have just humanised the turk and now i feel guilty
crazylegs
14 Dec 161#17
Will serve 5 at most!
morethananaddict
14 Dec 162#18
Doesn't show the weight.
Picked up 2.1kg at Asda, for £11 - medium crown, says it feeds 5-7. This is probably a similar weight considering the price?
Would be good to know.
shaman
14 Dec 16#20
How long can you keep a turkey in your freezer?
misterleoni to shaman
14 Dec 161#21
I'm waiting for the punchline.
captainbeaky to shaman
14 Dec 1621#28
I'm not sure. I put one in last night but it was dead this morning.
angie14
14 Dec 162#23
It's £11.99 per kg !!
Rickardo
14 Dec 16#24
Said the actress to the bishop...
Rickardo
14 Dec 163#25
Product Description
Reared on RSPCA assured farms where they can roost and roam. Serves 7-11.
Plain lies, it has no legs!
jojo123
14 Dec 16#26
Thanks op x
mjscrat1
14 Dec 16#27
I hate turkey...good deal though. :smiley:
BertieWusster
14 Dec 163#29
According to the deals leaflet in Great Barr Aldi tonight they weigh between 2-3kg and, as angie14 said, they cost £11.99 per kg, so £23.98 - £35.97 per crown.
morethananaddict to BertieWusster
15 Dec 16#32
If that's the case the title should be modified, it makes a huge difference!
Seems very expensive if so though, as I said above I only paid £11 for a 2.1kg crown at Asda... I guess we'll find out on the 19th.
Gobble, gobble.
eset12345 to BertieWusster
15 Dec 161#34
they wouldn't be 11.99 a kilo, even an organic free range dry hand plucked bird wouldn't cost that.
onepinkbit to BertieWusster
15 Dec 16#37
So is it £11.99 for the crown or £11.99 per kilo? The title is misleading.
bradevosprint
14 Dec 16#30
that was a prostitute..
alanminium
15 Dec 161#31
Weird.
eset12345
15 Dec 16#33
just how I like my Christmas bird, legless with big breasts
cambourne7
15 Dec 16#35
does not say per kilo on web site link ?
0zone
15 Dec 16#36
clogan
15 Dec 161#38
Its £11.99 per crown, i looked at them yesterday and yes they say added water. Still look at a god price though
bojangles
15 Dec 16#40
Tastes like Chicken
Suzannzan
15 Dec 16#41
Perhaps because they take the legs off for free? :stuck_out_tongue:
vanessaanne
15 Dec 16#42
God price for a Turkey I wonder how much a equivalent in Waitrose would be, allot more anyway xxx
isobel1
15 Dec 16#43
Thank you will get one if any left
LesD
15 Dec 16#44
Any Aldi'ers here know when the fresh goose and beef rib joints will be arriving?
alanminium
15 Dec 164#45
Geese are migratory so depends on the wind.
TonySumo
15 Dec 16#46
If anyone has Makro membership, they had some Turkey crowns a couple of weeks ago (not frozen), and if memory serves me well it was £4.49 per kilo.
Maybe worth checking if you are in the area of one
bradevosprint
15 Dec 16#47
sounds like a wild goose chase..
Madchester
15 Dec 164#48
"Added water".
I'll pass. I don't like the way meat gets pumped with water, phosphates and other additives to bulk up the weight. It's Christmas dinner so it's worth spending a bit extra to get a decent turkey I think.
angie14
15 Dec 16#49
To be fair it does say £11.99 on line but in the aldi special buys leaflet it says £11.99 per kilo........Aldi is really good but they are not going to sell a bronze free range turkey crown to feed 7-11 people for £11.99 its unrealistic! A regular 3kg british crown frozen in iceland is £16!! It does need to be modified as it is obviously an online error.
angie14
15 Dec 16#50
Looks like Monday 19th according to leaflet.
jaykaykay
15 Dec 161#51
Half price on Christmas Eve
usetheforceluke
15 Dec 16#52
Yup same here - budget goes out the window as far as Christmas dinner goes. Will pay premium money and not buy water pumped turkeys
sammy27
15 Dec 16#53
The Aldi turkey crown is great
Splutterbug
15 Dec 16#54
Anyone know any good deals for something like this a bit earlier? We have a family Christmas meal this Sunday and I need to get a Turkey crown on Friday or Saturday.
I am sick of buying meat and chicken and trying to roast/fry when it actually turns into a "boil" as all the added water comes out. I pay £12 a kilo for meat not half a kilo of meat and the rest water weight. People dont realise how they are being ripped off. Its impossible to properly roast supermarket meat any more as it just boils.
Diandra4
15 Dec 16#57
Maybe per kilo???????
bbdom
15 Dec 16#58
I'm putting money on that this is per Kg. Having looked at some reviews last year of the Aldi turkey crown they all stated the price as £11.99 per Kg.
supersue
15 Dec 16#59
Anyone work for Aldi and could give definitive answer on the per/crown or per kilo question?
FMCHAOS
15 Dec 16#60
I've emailed Customer services to enquire about the weight....living the dream!
soldierboy001
15 Dec 16#61
They are £11.99 pre crown, no mention of weight and the geese are coming on the 19th as well. Looks like this is the date for all fresh Christmas butchery arriving.
Terrydog
15 Dec 16#62
think it's a typo £11.99 per kilo
Hopefu11
15 Dec 16#63
You are pulling my leg, its fowl, and not the breast deal if it's per Kilo !!
Hopefu11
15 Dec 161#64
You are pulling my leg, its fowl, and not the breast deal if it's per Kilo !!
mcfatty
15 Dec 16#65
In the pan just drain the water if frying. In the oven put it on a wire rack and the water should just evaporate.
ianmcleod
15 Dec 16#66
Looking at the brochure from my local Aldi. It states that these are FRESH ad £11.99 per Kg (this sounds correct as looking at the prices of whole turkeys also in the brochure £11.99 per crown would make it cheaper than whole turkeys per kg as they are 2-3kg). They are for the Free Range Bronze turkey crowns.
sag
16 Dec 16#67
Just seen advert in Fridays metro definitely fresh. No voucher in metro. Ignore me this is Aldi and I'm talking about Lidl!
yrreb88
16 Dec 16#68
Are you sure? How can you look at them when they're not in store till the 19th? :neutral_face:
FMCHAOS
16 Dec 161#69
Thank you for contacting Aldi Customer Services regarding the free range bronze turkey crown.
I can confirm that the weight of this product is between 2 and 3kg.
I hope this helps.
bbdom
16 Dec 16#70
So is that 2-3Kg @ £11.99 per Kg or 2-3Kg @ £11.99 per crown ?
FMCHAOS
16 Dec 161#71
The latter
bbdom
16 Dec 16#72
Excellent - I've just had it confirmed by Aldi as well
Looks like we're having turkey this Christmas :smiley:
tinker bell
16 Dec 16#73
Definitely £11.99 per kg!
picked up leaflet in store today .
bbdom
16 Dec 16#74
Lots of confusion here lmao. I've had an email from Aldi confirming that it is £11.99 per crown so maybe the leaflet is wrong.
soldierboy001
16 Dec 16#75
The leaflet is definitely wrong.
FMCHAOS
16 Dec 16#76
second that
FMCHAOS
17 Dec 16#77
11.99 per 2-3 kg turkey...fresh...NOT PER KILO! had it confirned by Aldi.
theghurka
17 Dec 16#78
Considering that Lidl are selling the exact same Turkey Crown at £11.99 per kg I find it highly unlikely that Aldi will be able to undercut them by that much on the same product. Doesn't matter what Aldi CS have told you....they are wrong.
carpcatcher
17 Dec 16#79
Aldi Free Free Range Turkey Crown. £11.99 per Kilo OR PER CROWN, That is the question what is the answer ? ? ?
FMCHAOS
17 Dec 16#80
see above........11.99 per 2-3 kg turkey...fresh...NOT PER KILO! had it confirned by Aldi.
bbdom
17 Dec 161#81
I'm going to give it a go - if I turn up and it is per Kg after the online appearing per item and two confirmation emails from Aldi saying it is per crown then I'll be going straight to the ASA and kicking up a fuss.
On the other hand - I may just end up with a nice turkey crown for £11.99 :smiley:
soldierboy001
17 Dec 162#82
Come back Monday and say that.
FMCHAOS
18 Dec 161#83
Good God, the phone rang this morning at 9.20am, awoke me from a foul dream too! It was only Aldi Customer Services! Seriously that time on a Sunday!! She went on to tell me that she doesn't know why anyone at Customer services told me it was a 2-3kg turkey for £11.99. She said the price will only be settled on the day, it could go up or down! She didn't really confirm anything and left me more confused. I was half asleep and only thought afterwards that hold on it's advertised on the Aldi website as £11.99. I'm still amazed that they thought it was that important to ring me on a Sunday morning! Serves me right I guess for pestering their Customer services. But it does at least confirm they're as confused as the rest of us. Roll on tomorrow for this mystery to be solved. Not sure Sherlock could fathom this one out. Ironic thing is the wife brought home a Turkey crown from Asda yesterday, 3.252kg for £21.95. £6.75 per kilo. So surely this is a 2-3kg for £11.99 after all it's Aldi.
misterleoni
18 Dec 16#84
I add water in the form of a brine bath to my chicken breasts as a matter of course. It makes them more succulent.
tinker bell
19 Dec 162#85
The asda ones are £6.75 kg as they're not free range :smiley:
scanker to tinker bell
19 Dec 16#86
Guaranteed to be a per kg price. All the prices on Aldi's website are. Unless you think a 3.5-5kg goose is really going to cost £7.99 and a 3-5kg Free Range Whole Bronze Turkey £5.69.
kelly1987 to tinker bell
19 Dec 16#91
Yep as above, the ones in Thamesmead were frozen but put in the fridge so they were defrosting
tinker bell
19 Dec 16#87
Got mine - definitely per kg and 2.5kg cost £30.33.
Turkeys :confused:
dawnie
19 Dec 16#88
Just been in def per kilo and with bone in too
treehugger
19 Dec 16#89
I'm in Aldi now and the £11.99 price is per kg.
retrogeezer to treehugger
19 Dec 16#93
saves me a trip - cheers. :smiley:
FMCHAOS to treehugger
19 Dec 16#97
Aldi lol what a bunch of prats....well done getting the big bird for £11.99!
the porter
19 Dec 16#90
Agh well never mind
bear91
19 Dec 16#92
Nothing for £11.99 in my aldi bronze turkeys are £17 +
FMCHAOS
19 Dec 16#94
£11.99 per kilo? So at least the mystery is finally solved. What a rip! cold from me lol
sharyn73
19 Dec 16#95
Uum merry turkeymas everyone!! sent hubby to Aldi NORWICH this morning .....he returned 1 turkey costing £11.99.....may be a lil more to the mission in between,.....being called a thief by a not very festive Julian Aldi assistant.....a call to customer services even armed with link to advert .....see pic below .....Paid £11.99 for a turkey priced at £31.73....
Link to your photo not working sharyn..... well done to hubby!!!!
alex_3000
19 Dec 16#99
I picked up one of the large crowns today just shy of £20 serves 11 people it says, that's still good thought isn't it?
supersue
19 Dec 16#100
It must weigh less than 2 kg (less than 4 lbs). Would a chicken of that weight serve 11 people? Yes if they have half a slice each, if you're lucky.... I never go by how many people the packaging says it serves. Aldi have created the publicity they wished for by misleading advertising..... shame on them! It must weigh less than 2 kg (less than 4 lbs). Would a chicken of that weight serve 11 people? Yes if they have half a slice each, if you're lucky.... I never go by how many people the packaging says it serves. Aldi have created the publicity they wished for by misleading advertising..... shame on them!
alex_3000
19 Dec 16#101
Hi it weighs 3kg which is £6.50 a kilo?
mrnkar
19 Dec 16#102
Are they now passing off frozen ones as fresh? If so may as well buy a frozen one at half the price.
supersue
19 Dec 16#103
Different one than the £11.99 kilo one then... Good Luck ! x
dawnie
19 Dec 16#104
The manager in my store this morning was very on the ball and promptly pointed out that none of the fresh meat products on the website had a price per kg - a massive error on Aldi's part - so much so that I note this evening that this has been quickly amended and all prices now state per Kilo.
Jibaro
21 Dec 16#105
Can anyone point us towards the best place to buy a Christmas turkey this year, preferably a crown, whether fresh or frozen as long as it's good quality? I think I saw a TV ad for Morrisons mentioning £6-something per kilo, is this a hot deal?
jg213
21 Dec 16#106
I'm looking for a good deal too if anybody knows?
misterleoni
21 Dec 16#107
Iceland's basted and brined turkey with orange and thyme is the one I'm going for. Won Good Housekeeping gold award, needs 48 hours to defrost so getting mine Friday morning.
wised_up
22 Dec 16#108
I am fussy enough but unless you go for a free range, bronze etc. bird most of the standards are going to taste similar from my experience. So I just went to my local ADSA (not my favourite store by a mile) and bought a crown there- all sort of sizes to choose from. It was OK last year so not running around town looking to save pennies ;-) Aldi's turkey crown I bought a couple of years ago was a horrid con - not a crown but all wings and back bone hidden underneath - 25% weight off when those were removed, to leave the actual crown so the price per kilo came out not a bargain at all :disappointed: Lidl would be good but went there couple of mornings and no turkey crowns - sounds like my local Morrisons offers - great, but hardly ever on the shelf. Runt over and since my food shop is already done I could think about home baking :wink:.....
FMCHAOS
22 Dec 16#109
Runt! looool
wised_up
23 Dec 16#110
spotted a typo, yippee - well done lol
FMCHAOS
23 Dec 16#111
a great typo though...it reminded me of the runt of the litter! maybe thats what these turkeys are? maybe its just my soh, but it made me laugh!
bbdom to FMCHAOS
24 Dec 16#112
Well I made a complaint to Aldi about this and the fact we were assured by email that it as per item and basically got a "tough luck but we hope you stay a valued customer"
This was probably the last year I'll visit an Aldi store.
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But nice deal op thank you
Picked up 2.1kg at Asda, for £11 - medium crown, says it feeds 5-7. This is probably a similar weight considering the price?
Would be good to know.
Reared on RSPCA assured farms where they can roost and roam. Serves 7-11.
Plain lies, it has no legs!
Seems very expensive if so though, as I said above I only paid £11 for a 2.1kg crown at Asda... I guess we'll find out on the 19th.
Gobble, gobble.
Maybe worth checking if you are in the area of one
I'll pass. I don't like the way meat gets pumped with water, phosphates and other additives to bulk up the weight. It's Christmas dinner so it's worth spending a bit extra to get a decent turkey I think.
https://groceries.morrisons.com/webshop/product/Morrisons-Turkey-Crown/354852011?from=offers&parentContainer
I can confirm that the weight of this product is between 2 and 3kg.
I hope this helps.
Looks like we're having turkey this Christmas :smiley:
picked up leaflet in store today .
On the other hand - I may just end up with a nice turkey crown for £11.99 :smiley:
Turkeys :confused:
It must weigh less than 2 kg (less than 4 lbs). Would a chicken of that weight serve 11 people? Yes if they have half a slice each, if you're lucky.... I never go by how many people the packaging says it serves. Aldi have created the publicity they wished for by misleading advertising..... shame on them!
This was probably the last year I'll visit an Aldi store.