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Do you like turkey? I've never been a fan of turkey sandwiches, but a nice slab of turkey breast is good.

Turkey tends to go quite dry very easily. So, no.

No I would much rather eat dried turnip salad than a juicy, plump, turkey with delicate meat smothered in rich gravy.

Depends on who's prepared it...

Okay. WHY would someone eat a nation?

Do you like turkey? I've never been a fan of turkey sandwiches, but a nice slab of turkey breast is good.
I love the taste of a nice juicy breast in my mouth.

turkey is one of the most tasteless meats I tasted. I prefer cute little sheep made kebap mmmm... Dürüm über alles!

YES!!! YES!!! TURKEY IS THE BEST FOOD IN THE WORLD!!!!!!!! ANYONE WHO DOES NOT LIKE TURKEY IS THE DEVIL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I like turkey but only if it's smothered in gravy. Otherwise it's too dry. I voted for option 2.

yes!!! Yes!!! Turkey Is The Best Food In The World!!!!!!!! Anyone Who Does Not Like Turkey Is The Devil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Cool. Yay for me!

Try "Cheating "Turkey"" at http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk

Wasn't it part of the Ottoman Empire at one time?

Turkey is yum yum. With gravy its yum yum yum.

I've had some pretty good turkey. I prefer chicken though.

Try "Cheating "Turkey"" at http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk

NO!

Turkey = wrong.

Try "Cheating "Turkey"" at http://www.redwoodfoods.co.uk
You work for PETA. Admit it. after all, why else would you post that. No-one eho isn't some stupid animal-righs obssesed person would even think of having that disgusting stuff.

Do you like turkey? I've never been a fan of turkey sandwiches, but a nice slab of turkey breast is good.turkey salad sandwiches... dice em up, mix with Mayo, a bit of relish, chopped veggies (Celery, onions, carrots whatnot...)

better than eating crap... or sprouts. so, yeah :)

even if it gets dry and doesn't taste of all that much... (woo gravy and stuffing!)

nahh its way too dry

Like Croats say: There is no better bird than pork!

Hm, well. I'll eat it. But then i'll eat anything.

You work for PETA. Admit it. after all, why else would you post that. No-one eho isn't some stupid animal-righs obssesed person would even think of having that disgusting stuff.

Nope, I'm vegan. And yep, some vegan food tastes minging. But a lot of Redwood's stuff is friggin amazing (some's crap, but a lot is amazing)! If you don't believe me, the one thing you have to try is Super Melting Mozzarella Style Cheezly - it MUST say "super melting" on it... won an award from the vegetarian society (and of course, vegetarians usually eat cheese, so they know what cheese tastes like)

I just had a fantastic turkey sandwich. It had pepper encrusted turkey breast, pickled mixture of olives onions carrots spicy and sweet peppers, oil and vinegar, and fresh red onions on a crusty rustic bread. It didn't really taste like a turkey sandwich. It tasted like happiness.

Nope, I'm vegan. And yep, some vegan food tastes minging. But a lot of Redwood's stuff is friggin amazing (some's crap, but a lot is amazing)! If you don't believe me, the one thing you have to try is Super Melting Mozzarella Style Cheezly - it MUST say "super melting" on it... won an award from the vegetarian society (and of course, vegetarians usually eat cheese, so they know what cheese tastes like)
Only people who work for PETA are vegans, no-one else int their right mind would be vegan. admit it, Multiland.

I now want a sammich with thin sclices of turkey, mayo, and provalone.

:headbang:

I now want a sammich with thin sclices of turkey, mayo, and provalone.

:headbang:
I know what you mean... Guess what I'll be having for lunch... ;)

Only people who work for PETA are vegans, no-one else int their right mind would be vegan. admit it, Multiland.

lol you're either trying to be funny, are ignorant, or are really confused :P

I'm vegan for similar reasons that many vegetarians are vegetarian - because I don't want to take part in animal suffering. I can't be arsed explaining right now, so just look at http://www.vegansociety.com . No, I'm not part of PETA. I've heard too much bad stuff about PETA. May consider joining Viva or that place that's against animal vivisection (but NO, I will not be one of the supposed "animal rights" extremists who go around digging up dead bodies and doing other sickening things. Just as terrorists are a disgrace to islam, those "animals rights" extremists I just mentioned are a disgrace to the animal rights movement).

lol you're either trying to be funny, are ignorant, or are really confused :P

I'm vegan for similar reasons that many vegetarians are vegetarian - because I don't want to take part in animal suffering. I can't be arsed explaining right now, so just look at http://www.vegansociety.com . No, I'm not part of PETA. I've heard too much bad stuff about PETA. May consider joining Viva or that place that's against animal vivisection (but NO, I will not be one of the supposed "animal rights" extremists who go around digging up dead bodies and doing other sickening things. Just as terrorists are a disgrace to islam, those "animals rights" extremists I just mentioned are a disgrace to the animal rights movement).
Well, you act like a member of PETA.

What is with all you crazy vegans on this planet.

Animals ARE here for us to eat.

I know what you mean... Guess what I'll be having for lunch... ;)
:eek:

Well, you act like a member of PETA.

What is with all you crazy vegans on this planet.

Animals ARE here for us to eat.
And pet, and for clothing.

*nods*

Well, you act like a member of PETA.

What is with all you crazy vegans on this planet.

Animals ARE here for us to eat.

Sure they are. That's why the AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE suggests we can survive without eating them - they did a study that showed that, in general, vegetarians are healthier than meat-eaters. And there are plenty of healthy vegans too (obviously I'm NOT taling about the ones who eat nothing but leaves). http://www.worldveganday.org/gallery/main.php

Sure they are. That's why the AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE suggests we can survive without eating them - they did a study that showed that, in general, vegetarians are healthier than meat-eaters. And there are plenty of healthy vegans too (obviously I'm NOT taling about the ones who eat nothing but leaves). http://www.worldveganday.org/gallery/main.php
If we weren't intended to eat animals they wouldn't be made of meat.

:eek:
of course, the "Turkey" will be from Oscer Myer... :)

Nothing better than a fresh turkey sub.

Sure they are. That's why the AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE suggests we can survive without eating them - they did a study that showed that, in general, vegetarians are healthier than meat-eaters. And there are plenty of healthy vegans too (obviously I'm NOT taling about the ones who eat nothing but leaves). http://www.worldveganday.org/gallery/main.php
only because many vegetarians are also obsessed with health.

If we weren't intended to eat animals they wouldn't be made of meat.

you win teh thread.

only because many vegetarians are also obsessed with health.

Absolutely. A person who regularly exercises and balances their diets, while including meat, will be as healthy as a vegetarian or vegan.

3 pages and already off-topic! I've seen better.

Back to the point, turkey is an orgasmic meat... Wait... It's really good to eat turkey meat.

Bloody hell! Turkey tastes good.

Absolutely. A person who regularly exercises and balances their diets, while including meat, will be as healthy as a vegetarian or vegan.
no. Vegetarianism does not make you more health. its the other things they do.

Personally, I think we were made to be omnivorous, so yes, eat meat, vegetables, and fruit, but we don't need to torture animals, and animals were not put on this planet just for us to eat and keep us warm. Animals are part of the ecosystem and are part of the food chain just like us and should be treated with respect. So eat meat if you want, but don't torture the animals, and don't just kill for the horns.

This thread make me want a nice turkey meal. I love the way my parents cook a turkey. It comes out so moist and tender, its like a slice of heaven, made out of meat.

Multiland, I appreciate the fact that you're a vegan. That means there's more meat for me. :D One thing I want to ask though, is why do vegetarians try to make their meat substitutes taste and look like meat? I'm talking about stuff like vegetarian hamburgers, vegetarian pepperoni, etc.

We should eat the way nature intended us to eat: while the animal is still moving. I mean, how many times have you seen a lion making a sandwich with a zebra? The thing is still twitching! Same with bears and trout!

Sure they are. That's why the AMERICAN MEAT INSTITUTE suggests we can survive without eating them - they did a study that showed that, in general, vegetarians are healthier than meat-eaters. And there are plenty of healthy vegans too (obviously I'm NOT taling about the ones who eat nothing but leaves). http://www.worldveganday.org/gallery/main.php

Actually, most vegetarians and vegans are less healthy then a healthy meat eater BUT most of the very unhealthy people also happen to consume shit loads of meat. If you are a healthy vegetarian, you would not get all the neccesary proteins and fats, allthough you will get proteins and fats, you will not get enough variety or as good quality ones.

Actually, most vegetarians and vegans are less healthy then a healthy meat eater BUT most of the very unhealthy people also happen to consume shit loads of meat. If you are a healthy vegetarian, you would not get all the neccesary proteins and fats, allthough you will get proteins and fats, you will not get enough variety or as good quality ones.

that is bollocks. do some research because i can't be arsed looking for the links tonight. it's easy to get plenty of (and better) nutrients as a veggie.

Do you like turkey? I've never been a fan of turkey sandwiches, but a nice slab of turkey breast is good.
Chicken is much better tasting and juicier.

Thanskgiving Turkey is yummy, at least the dark meat. Turkey legs are really good. Turkish invasions of cyprus are not.

i only like turkey when it's the whole bird roasted or maybe just a leg but they're a bit chewy.

it is almost like they took heaven, and put it in yummy whitemeat sandwich ready form.... oh sweet nectar that is turkey.... i do love thee...

A turkey sandwich 3 days of every week, 4 if I'm feeling zesty.

And turkey breast is great. :O

If you cook turkey properly, it won't be dry. I like oven bags, you sacrifice the crisp skin, but I don't to eat that anyway. Or you can deep-fry the turkey which results in both tender, juicy white meat and crisp, flavorful skin.

Anyway, properly prepared, turkey rules.

And turkey breast is great. :O
Not a big poultry breast fan. Chicken and Turkey breast aren't my favs.

Turkey is good at the right time, and with some gooood gravy! Other than the occasional cold cut sandwich with turkey, the only time I eat it is Thanksgiving.

Good turkey is great. Bad turkey is awful. There is no mediocre turkey. :p

Good turkey is great. Bad turkey is awful. There is no mediocre turkey. :p

My thoughts exactly.

Do you like turkey? I've never been a fan of turkey sandwiches, but a nice slab of turkey breast is good.
I like deli turkey with a couple slices of Baby Swiss cheese and some leaf lettuce.
*drools*

Good turkey is great. Bad turkey is awful. There is no mediocre turkey. :p
Unfortunately, most turkey isn't good turkey.:( Most people dry it out too much. Bird does that really well.
*shakes fist at birds*
*runs away as crows peck at eyes*

I don't like turkey at all, and only eat it at Thanksgiving to avoid unnecessary drama. And then, only enough to be polite (after everyone leaves, I usually cook something else for my real dinner).

Served plain, turkey's too dry. And the only ways to make it palatable are either to drown it with gravy, or to get the stuff that's injected with so much spiced broth it doesn't taste remotely like turkey anymore. IMO anything that sucks when it's plain, isn't really any good. The taste shouldn't have to be covered up for something to be edible.

It's cool occasionally. Not an every-day meat.

Turkey "Oh Great Chieftan O' The Avian Race" I usually buy a Turkey Bagel every 2nd day.