Butterball turkeys

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No Turkey for Thanksgiving = No Turkey for Christmas!
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Maybe it will have to be ham.

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Perhaps 650 baht per kilo is the going rate this year. But if you want to buy a free-range, free from antibiotics turkey, they are available from Paleo Robbie on a limited basis. The average weight of each bird is 5 to 5.5 kg. or about 3478 baht. The farm is located in Khon Kaen. They ship to Pattaya. It seems to me if you want a turkey for Thanksgiving and are forced to pay the price for a frozen bird, you might as well consider a healthier option.

"We are glad to announce that we have gotten our hands on a very limited supply of free-range turkeys for this Thanksgiving at the Paleo Grocery.

Like all our meats, each turkey is completely free-range and free from growth hormones and antibiotics.

Our turkeys are sourced from a small local farm in the East of Thailand. By choosing free-range turkeys this Thanksgiving, not only do you receive a tastier product, but you also help support local farmers in Thailand.

The average size of each turkey is around 5kg which is enough to feed a family of 4.

Each turkey comes as whole and we also send you the liver, feet and other nutrient-rich organs separately (ideal for soups).

We only have a limited number of turkeys and are selling them on a first-come first serve basis. Our free-range turkeys are uncooked and can't be found in supermarkets."

https://order.paleorobbie.com/groceries ... urce=Email

For shipment to Pattaya info:
http://paleorobbie.com/nationwide-grocery-delivery/
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Thaiworthy, I am not sure why your username was not Falangworthy however, you are still looking at 100 U.S.
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That is correct, expensive. But if you want to buy a good turkey, this is what it takes. The birds are raised locally, not imported from the US or anywhere else. Not sure what the username comment means in that context. If the subject is locating turkeys, and not the cheapest turkeys, I thought my contribution would have been relevant. FWIW.
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Make America Great Again...Buy a Turkey!

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As of 10 minutes ago Friendship Market had 1 Butterball Turkey in the frozen section...5.91 kg. 4018.75bht or 660bht per. kg. Sumptuous Breast :D
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Too soon to buy now, no space in freezer.
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lvdkeyes wrote:Too soon to buy now, no space in freezer.
"The early bird catches the worm". Or in this case perhaps the last remaining frozen turkey in Pattaya!
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If that's the last one, apparently it's also the first one. I hate to think how long it might have been sitting there.


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