C'mon then how big is yours? And who's got the biggest?

[LauraNorder]

Turkey that is! Mine is 15lb.

Not sure yet as not weighed it - was around 6kg before it got boned - then needs a good stuffing.

Before I tell you the weight, let me say dinner is for 2 adults and 2 children

9.530 lbs!!!

I made an order for the smallest turkey and the butcher got it slighty backwards and ordered the biggest. He was so pleased with himself when I went in to pick it up that I didn't have the heart to tell him he got it wrong

Sorry not pounds but 9.530 kg

Jesus! Hope you have some good curry recipes!

I am thinking of freezing it sliced. Then I can de-frost overnight as needed and re-heat for around 9 months worth of roast dinners

Are bones heavy? I have 8.8lb boned and rolled. Hope it's enough for everyone.

Don't have one

Mine is 14lbs (6.36 kg) and I thought that was big! I hope your fits in the oven mickylee!

We have a chicken stuffed in a goose stuffed in a turkey. It weighs 14lbs boneless. We also have a ham weighing 10lbs.

We reared all of it except for the turkey, so am very proud of my christmas lunch.

Mine is 20lb. It looks very big. We will be eating turkey for a while I think.

Small problem here. Don't know how much it weighs and scales are bust. Any ideas how I can find out? Plus, how long do you cook a boned butterfly for? [woefully unprepared emoticon]

No wii fit here.... I'm buggered aren't I....

I have my 27lb turkey cooked already! I had to get the legs off to fit in the oven. There will be 18 for dinner tomorrow, then a good few guests will join us to morrow night, so will make sandwiches. Then 10 eating on boxing day.

Well, I ordered a 5-6 Kilo one. The farmer rang to say they were coming up small this year and they sent me ...... a 3 Kilo one!

I complained and they refunded delivery etc, but I have cooked a ham and have lots of pigs in blankets, just in case. I have 4 adults and 2 children to feed.

I plan to feed the children up on chocolate and get the adults drunk so no-one notices!

Do I win the prize for the smallest?