Turkeys £1.80 each and they are massive almost 9kg :smiley:
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steevieboy4u to luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jan 175#13
Waste the meat? Who said anything about wasting the meat? Don't worry it will ALL get eaten I've got 3 boys and they all love meat :wink:
BMR
20 Jan 174#9
Better get them defrosting now then if we want them for Xmas day!
Egertonlass
21 Jan 174#35
Great buy.
Defrost, cook, cut into portions then freeze individual cooked portions. Also freeze the resulting stock in small containers.
Then use for anything you'd use chicken for - soup, rice dishes, sandwiches, salads, meat and two veg dishes, curry, pasta, the list goes on.
We are still eating turkey left over from Christmas using this method. Had turkey and corn soup just yesterday.
sradmad
20 Jan 173#7
Have to be quick their going to get gobbled up, heat added :smiley:
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Noble123
23 Jan 17#57
Had to comment, cant believe there is a Harrogate specific deal...i never find anything on these 'national' deals here.
Shame it is 2 days ago, sure they are all long gone now
Elevation
23 Jan 17#56
....so it's exactly about how many deals they've posted then.
Care to go round again...? :smirk:
lassy
22 Jan 171#55
Its not really about his deals its the negativity and effort applied or non effort as in this case and read others posts some people are just leaches in my opinion if you got nothing nice to say then say nothing and many feel the same
steevieboy4u
22 Jan 17#54
Cooked or uncooked turkey can safely be refrozen, as long as you refreeze it within three days of thawing. But, you should only refreeze turkey, if it's been handled properly at every step along the way.
According to the USDA , Food Safety and Inspection Service, that means it needs to have been thawed in the refrigerator and that it can't have been left out at room temperature for more than two hours at any time. Turkey that has been thawed on the counter or left out for long periods shouldn't be refrozen. In fact, it shouldn't be eaten at all. It's better to waste food than to risk your health by eating something that may no longer be safe to eat.
Note that the turkey may be slightly drier when you go to use it. Each time you heat it up, you lose a little more moisture. But, that sure beats having it go to waste. Just add a bit of gravy or your condiment of choice, and it'll be just as good as it was the first time.
So tired of this "deals first, opinions later" attitude. Who bloody cares how many deals he's posted.
mfactor
21 Jan 171#51
Yes defrost and eat or reheat.................and found out lately that you can refreeze it ( if defrosted in fridge) so defrost and portion and refreeze http://www.stilltasty.com/
Egertonlass
21 Jan 174#35
Great buy.
Defrost, cook, cut into portions then freeze individual cooked portions. Also freeze the resulting stock in small containers.
Then use for anything you'd use chicken for - soup, rice dishes, sandwiches, salads, meat and two veg dishes, curry, pasta, the list goes on.
We are still eating turkey left over from Christmas using this method. Had turkey and corn soup just yesterday.
tawse57 to Egertonlass
21 Jan 17#50
OK, you can freeze cooked chicken/turkey? I thought that it was a health risk to freeze cooked poultry? Do you then heat the cooked portions again once defrosted?
These were £4.80 in Swansea earlier this week but only 3 was left and I could not fit it in my ruck-sack plus I was on my bike. No idea if they had any more in.
664737
21 Jan 17#49
Not local. Deals as cold as them turkeys.
Danielj88
21 Jan 172#48
Sainsbury's in Cromwell Road (London):
There is no sign of the extra large turkeys, but they have large turkeys for £2.85.
(Large whole basted British turkey, class A with giblets, by Sainsbury's. 11-14 servings. Approx. 5.3-6.9kg)
Toonah
21 Jan 17#47
Drattage, I'm one of those pesky Londoners, and it's not in the Sainsburys near (well, 20mins by bus) to us, and certainly not in the dismal Sainsburys Locals. Ace to those that can get it tho! Turkelicious!!
juggler1
21 Jan 17#41
Fantastic deal! Op, not only do you live in the utterly gorgeous town of Harrogate- you have bargains turkeys!! Have some heat, kinda for your life in general :smiley:
steevieboy4u to juggler1
21 Jan 17#43
Life isn't that amazing pal, I just have to drive through the place on my way to work. To be honest with you, it's the bane of my life, constant traffic jams as it's got no ring road :disappointed:
steevieboy4u to juggler1
21 Jan 17#45
Can't reply to your pm as apparently you've not got private messages enabled
steevieboy4u to juggler1
21 Jan 17#46
To upload photos I use photobucket, they've also got an app which makes it easier to upload etc. The apps not brilliant but it does the trick :wink:
wackyraces
21 Jan 17#44
Loads of frozen stuff reduced in our local store. Frozen desserts, lobster, meat etc.
Kulaak
21 Jan 17#42
Yum Yum Yum. Had left over xmas stock in Chelmsford some weeks back dunno if they all gone or same price.
Anyhow hate turkey so didn't take to much notice.
pgilc1
20 Jan 173#26
why have they got an extra large hole?
steevieboy4u to pgilc1
20 Jan 17#27
:stuck_out_tongue:
Geokinkladze to pgilc1
21 Jan 17#40
Harrogate. 'Nuff said.
consume
21 Jan 17#39
Christmas stock - when will it stop?
woldranger
21 Jan 17#36
Does anyone know if there are any frozen geese, either farmed, or wild?
steevieboy4u to woldranger
21 Jan 17#38
Didn't see any geese, there's loads of large Christmas cheesecakes and various other desserts reduced though
Rickardo
21 Jan 17#34
What's the use by date? (Can they be kept in hinge freezer until Christmas?)
steevieboy4u to Rickardo
21 Jan 17#37
Can't see a use by date. The best before date states end of Aug 2017
barron201253
20 Jan 17#16
Receipt please?
Gollywood to barron201253
20 Jan 171#17
Why?
steevieboy4u to barron201253
20 Jan 171#20
Receipt should be in the first couple of comments (I knew I'd be asked even though I've been an active member on here for years :P )
JESUS! to barron201253
21 Jan 171#32
The photo clearly show the SEL. Why do you need to see the receipt??
y_am_I_buying_this to barron201253
21 Jan 17#33
Well while we are at it, proof you're not a waste of oxygen???
esudl
21 Jan 17#31
Wouldn't a "whole" turkey have a head?
cutthroat_jake
21 Jan 172#30
Turkeys going cheep! :smirk:
You're welcome.
westywales
21 Jan 17#28
wild goose chase.......or turkey chase
steevieboy4u to westywales
21 Jan 17#29
No its not .......They're definitely available in Harrogate :wink:
jimmyw566
20 Jan 17#25
Anyone else found any this cheap? My local half priced their turkeys two weeks ago and think they got rid of them all but will check in the morning.
Bigfoot600
20 Jan 17#24
Great find
NorthLondonN1
20 Jan 17#23
Take good advice and leave the bad.
lassy
20 Jan 172#22
So has he, but just look how many deals he has posted, would not even reply to the comment. Thanks op have some heat :sunglasses:
MCGONIS
20 Jan 17#18
Was this a Local or Central?
steevieboy4u to MCGONIS
20 Jan 171#21
Its the main big one (probably a superstore or whatever they call them as its very big) on the A661 Wetherby Road
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jan 17#12
don't waste the meat, that's disgusting - give it to neighbours or dogs/ cats
don't put it in landfill
steevieboy4u to luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jan 175#13
Waste the meat? Who said anything about wasting the meat? Don't worry it will ALL get eaten I've got 3 boys and they all love meat :wink:
MCGONIS to luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jan 172#19
Who mentioned wasting meat? (except you!)
Housebrick
20 Jan 17#15
don't eat turkey but good find at that price for those who do, have some heat op
guttediam
20 Jan 171#14
Great find Op HOT
steevieboy4u
20 Jan 171#11
Got 2 in the freezer the 8.9kg one is sat at the side of the kitchen sink as its too big to fit in the fridge :stuck_out_tongue:
At least it should reduce the defrost time down that way
luvsadealdealdeal
20 Jan 17#10
ya jammy fcker :smiley:
BMR
20 Jan 174#9
Better get them defrosting now then if we want them for Xmas day!
Jaxs123
20 Jan 17#6
WOW excellent find, silly question but are they frozen or in the fresh section ?
steevieboy4u to Jaxs123
20 Jan 172#8
Frozen, straight across from the fridges where the ice creams etc are. There was loads left.
Apparently you are supposed to defrost it in the fridge for.............Wait for it..............88 hours! :confused:
sradmad
20 Jan 173#7
Have to be quick their going to get gobbled up, heat added :smiley:
emmettray26
20 Jan 171#5
Great spot for anyone who can grab one.
carolegaygreen
20 Jan 17#4
Yes! Pic's are fine!
steevieboy4u
20 Jan 171#3
Currently at work, so can't see if the 2 photos in the comment are showing correctly? Are they ok?
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Defrost, cook, cut into portions then freeze individual cooked portions. Also freeze the resulting stock in small containers.
Then use for anything you'd use chicken for - soup, rice dishes, sandwiches, salads, meat and two veg dishes, curry, pasta, the list goes on.
We are still eating turkey left over from Christmas using this method. Had turkey and corn soup just yesterday.
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Shame it is 2 days ago, sure they are all long gone now
Care to go round again...? :smirk:
According to the USDA , Food Safety and Inspection Service, that means it needs to have been thawed in the refrigerator and that it can't have been left out at room temperature for more than two hours at any time. Turkey that has been thawed on the counter or left out for long periods shouldn't be refrozen. In fact, it shouldn't be eaten at all. It's better to waste food than to risk your health by eating something that may no longer be safe to eat.
Note that the turkey may be slightly drier when you go to use it. Each time you heat it up, you lose a little more moisture. But, that sure beats having it go to waste. Just add a bit of gravy or your condiment of choice, and it'll be just as good as it was the first time.
Info taken from HERE
Defrost, cook, cut into portions then freeze individual cooked portions. Also freeze the resulting stock in small containers.
Then use for anything you'd use chicken for - soup, rice dishes, sandwiches, salads, meat and two veg dishes, curry, pasta, the list goes on.
We are still eating turkey left over from Christmas using this method. Had turkey and corn soup just yesterday.
These were £4.80 in Swansea earlier this week but only 3 was left and I could not fit it in my ruck-sack plus I was on my bike. No idea if they had any more in.
There is no sign of the extra large turkeys, but they have large turkeys for £2.85.
(Large whole basted British turkey, class A with giblets, by Sainsbury's. 11-14 servings. Approx. 5.3-6.9kg)
Anyhow hate turkey so didn't take to much notice.
You're welcome.
don't put it in landfill
At least it should reduce the defrost time down that way
Apparently you are supposed to defrost it in the fridge for.............Wait for it..............88 hours! :confused: