Stupid turkeys

[lil_miss_understood]

All the turkeys I've found for sale at present are "infused" (or some such) with a "solution". :
I WANT TURKEY. :

[Chinese Pistache]

Where are you looking? Have you checked Trader Joes or Whole Foods? The corn-free list has some leads (though the entry is a little older, so you'd have to recheck everything). http://corn-freefoods.blogspot.com/

I'll probably end up eating some sad Whole Ranch turkey hotdogs for Thanksgiving with my sweet potatoes and rice

I hope you find some turkey!

[lil_miss_understood]

The nearest WFs is something like 4 hours away (Salem, OR I believe) and the nearest TJs is an hour away, so no I haven't checked either.
Whole Ranch turkey hot dogs sound so good. I've never heard of nor seen that brand though.
I checked FM and Safeway, the only 2 grocery stores in our town. I'd order one through the co-op but $6/lb for a turkey seems a bit much for me.

[kjbrown92]

I know that the Trader Joe's kosher fresh turkey was safe for us last year (I believe the ingredients were turkey, kosher salt). I just checked prices here and it's $2.29/lb. and they're available starting on Friday. They have a "natural" turkey as well, for $1.79/lb (these prices are in CT) but I don't know what the ingredients are for that one. It may be worth it to make the 1 hour trip and get a bunch and freeze them. My TJ's is a half hour away.

[laohaire]

Would you be interested in ordering a turkey by mail? I don't have a site right off the top of my head, but know I could find one or two, from small farms - if you were interested. Their sites tend to talk about how their turkeys are raised and so on - and you could certainly email or call with specific questions.

[Ruthla]

Is there a butcher shop near you? Any poultry farms where you could buy straight from the farmer?