Thanks, I'm goodI hope your arthritis isn't flaring up today, I don't have it myself but it certainly is no fun
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Thanks, I'm goodI hope your arthritis isn't flaring up today, I don't have it myself but it certainly is no fun
Thanks!!!!! I did use the locator and it said it wasn’t available so maybe not near meThe new product is now available at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods and Publix stores, and can also be purchased at select Walmart locations and select Kroger and Kroger banner stores like Fred Meyer, Fry’s and Ralph’s. Customers can use Butterball’s store locator to find their closest retailer that sells it.
I guess so or you waited too late maybe.Thanks!!!!! I did use the locator and it said it wasn’t available so maybe not near me
It is only me and a friend, my kids and a friend each. So, we are goodI guess so or you waited too late maybe.
I don’t know how this will be, so I have a back up 1/2 smoked turkey breast from Honey Baked Ham
Actually, it will be about 2:00 this afternoon.
Butterball has a new cook from frozen turkey out this year.
Takes an average 5 hours
Holy crap
Yeah maybe that’s it and that’s a good ideaI guess so or you waited too late maybe.
I don’t know how this will be, so I have a back up 1/2 smoked turkey breast from Honey Baked Ham
It's easy. Use your kitchen chainsaw. The one used for ice sculptures not the one for trees. The kitchen saw uses olive oil instead of bar oil. Bar oil tastes terrible. You'll only make that mistake once.I can't imagine trying to spatchcock a frozen turkey.
Are you that guy from the 'Chainsaw' movie?It's easy. Use your kitchen chainsaw. The one used for ice sculptures not the one for trees. The kitchen saw uses olive oil instead of bar oil. Bar oil tastes terrible. You'll only make that mistake once.
Thanks, Nuts. Duly noted!It's easy. Use your kitchen chainsaw. The one used for ice sculptures not the one for trees. The kitchen saw uses olive oil instead of bar oil. Bar oil tastes terrible. You'll only make that mistake once.
No. But what an inspiration! So many uses for chainsaws.Are you that guy from the 'Chainsaw' movie?