For all the years that I've hosted Christmas I've always bought a fresh turkey from a local butchers or farm shop, which costs £££. I'm not convinced that anybody could tell the difference between a fresh and a frozen turkey and whilst I'm fortunate enough t be able to pay for a fresh one I resent paying more if it's unnecessary. The money I'd save could be spent on the dc's or even God forbid not spent at all so January wouldn't be so much if a stretch.
However I have actually tried a frozen bird since I was a child, so don't know If I've just dreamt this up. Is frozen really a bad thing?
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Is there a noticeable difference between a fresh and a frozen turkey?
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DorrisM · 23/11/2013 10:58
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