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Boneless Turkey Crown

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MadMadMad · 17/09/2023 08:33

I know we are only in September but has anyone got any suggestions for where I can pre-order a boneless turkey crown for Christmas. I wasn’t impressed with the butcher I used last year so would prefer to use someone different but would prefer a butcher that somebody can personally recommend. Thanks

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Womblegreen · 17/09/2023 09:01

If you want relevant recommendations you’ll have to say where you’re prepared to visit to purchase your crown.

Bubbleandsqueak22 · 17/09/2023 09:15

Godwick Turkeys

Year13novice · 17/09/2023 09:21

The M&S one is excellent. We bought another one just to do it all over again a month or two later!

MadMadMad · 17/09/2023 12:56

Womblegreen · 17/09/2023 09:01

If you want relevant recommendations you’ll have to say where you’re prepared to visit to purchase your crown.

Sorry, I am hoping to order online for delivery.

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Mumofteens17 · 17/09/2023 13:00

I always use m&s. Order it and then collect near xmas

Womblegreen · 17/09/2023 14:11

Apologies, hadn’t thought of online ordering!

I get mine from a local butcher, stuffed half and half with sausage meat and sage & onion. I don’t buy much at the butcher but we get a crown every year. We started going there on the recommendation of friends.

MadMadMad · 17/09/2023 16:15

Thanks everyone, I will look at M&S although there isn’t one where we live so it would be a longish drive. There is a butcher in the village but it’s not a very welcoming shop and I think quite expensive, I might try popping in to ask them if they are able to do a boneless crown and if so a rough price.

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Year13novice · 17/09/2023 17:10

Dukeshill are also exceptionally good. But they are exceptionally expensive! They do deliver.

BeyondMyWits · 17/09/2023 17:13

We use M and S, but go for a crown with the bones. Stays moist as bones conduct the heat inside. Always been disappointed with boneless.

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