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- Mama Jazzy GeriLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Turkeys are all different prices.
Usually the fresh turkeys not frozen cost more than the frozen turkeys
Grocery stores have specials on them usually before the holidays
They sell them by the pound if the turkey weighs 15 pounds you might pay
anywhere from 1 dollar a pound up to $1.69 a pound for a frozen turkey.
There are many brands some are higher than others. Store brands usually cost less
than the well know named brands.
Turkey also comes in packages of the different parts
legs, wings, breasts, ground turkey, turkey cutlets etc.
If you buy a turkey check the expiration date to be sure it's not old and has plenty time to use it.
Happy Turkey shopping!
- ?Lv 45 years ago
I don't believe it's correct etiquette to invite you at the last minute, then e-mail you again asking for money Saturday morning. Considering it's not Thanksgiving but, the turkey would rate extra -- but it does appear high. Some locations could have a bundle deal the place the cooked turkey comes with all of the sides for one fee. On the grounds that they may be loved ones, i would just kick within the $20, this time.
- chefgrilleLv 79 years ago
Around the holidays, I can get a Jennie-O turkey for 39 cents a pound. The rest of the year it's more like $1-something a pound.