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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhat is your price for turkeys going for in your area. My store have them for sale at 99 cents per pound. Thanks
debm55
(61,066 posts)The Polack MSgt
(13,810 posts)Prices run from $0.89 up to $2.39 a pound.
The $2.39 price was for a Butterball breast, which are not worth that price, even the organic birds come in 10-15 cents less than that
debm55
(61,066 posts)no_hypocrisy
(55,074 posts)buys you a hen (ca. 12 pounds) at my store.
debm55
(61,066 posts)Squeaky41
(435 posts)Wife bought a frozen Jennni O for 46 cents per pound.
debm55
(61,066 posts)Placerville CA
Fork Lift Market in Cameron Park
Diamond_Dog
(40,765 posts)debm55
(61,066 posts)planetc
(8,942 posts)She went to a local BP store and bought $150. worth of groceries, which you will agree is easy to do these day. So she paid, and they handed her a nice frozen Butterball turkey. Top that, supermarkets!
debm55
(61,066 posts)surrealAmerican
(11,902 posts)... for 59 cents/lb, in the Chicago area.
debm55
(61,066 posts)debm55
(61,066 posts)zeusdogmom
(1,142 posts)49 at Krogers with a digital coupon
Considering many turkey flocks were destroyed earlier in the season due to avian flu and just the general increase in feed costs, 99 is pretty good.
Make room in the freezer for an extra one. Will taste really good later this winter.
debm55
(61,066 posts)LuvLoogie
(8,853 posts)Getting a small bird 8-12 pounds.
debm55
(61,066 posts)mahatmakanejeeves
(70,216 posts)Emile
(42,591 posts)debm55
(61,066 posts)justaprogressive
(6,993 posts)Best price (loss leader) Shaw's @47c/lb frozen, @97c/lb fresh
Eaten 3 turkeys so car since Oct 30th, ( we have pets) bought 2 more @47c
Everybody else has Fresh (loss-leaders) @99c/lb

debm55
(61,066 posts)DFW
(60,312 posts)Turkeys are not native to Europe, but they are now farmed here extensively. Because we have about 20 people from 4 countries come, we order a 15 kilo turkey. Thats 33 pounds, and it costs around $80.
Dr. Shepper
(3,237 posts)I went with a small organic hen at 3 something a pound instead though.
debm55
(61,066 posts)snpsmom
(791 posts)and deliver them fresh two days before Thanksgiving. $4/lb.
Keep in mind that when you buy a grocery store bird, it can be, and usually is, legally injected with salt water, which is part of what you're paying for.
debm55
(61,066 posts)Abnredleg
(1,264 posts)Harris Teeter in NC
debm55
(61,066 posts)blueknight73
(342 posts)in our little mountain town in WNC has them for 99 cents a pound
BlueKota
(5,439 posts)Western NY Tops and Wegmans