Do you like turkey?

for me i do not like turkey at all, i think it is so dry even though it is filled with sauce, like the outside might not be dry but once i bit into it is so dry, but i still it in during thanksgiving since it is a traditional. but i prefer like chicken over it

I like turkey when its cooked well but yea it dose tend to be a bit dry like you said but I still like turkey though I'm not much of a meat eater I'm not a vegetarian but I dont eat a lot of meat turkey fish is what I like to eat most I occasionally eat beef but not much lately as for thanks giving I couldn't eat anther bite of turkey for a good long while lol.

I hate turkey! I think the last time I ate turkey at christmas was when I lived at home and that is around eighteen years ago. It is a very dry meat, but saying that there are lots of sauces and things now that can be made so I expect that if they were used then the turkey would be OK. I actually prefer chicken.

Hello Well , my family and I dont have a turkey dinner all that often so when we do yes i enjoy it . my fav at thanksgiving is turkey , stuffing , and gravy . this year it was a little dry . sometimes , it taste so much better than other times . my fiance family turkey was better tho than my fams LOL . No one should know that Lunch meat turkey i enjoy with peperjack cheese and black olives .

It's funny you should say that, because I don't know many people who like turkey, either. I think maybe we are trained to like the IDEA of turkey - because it's a celebration food and we don't usually have it during the rest of the year. I actually love it when it's freshly roasted - and even cold in sandwiches - but I don't like it reheated AT ALL!

I like the taste of turkey, but it not my absolute favorite thing to eat. I make a drunken turkey each year for Thanksgiving, and doing this, my turkey has always come out very moist and tender. Apparently, everyone that came over for dinner really enjoyed it because I didn't have very much turkey left over this year.

I don't know about it. I'm an indonesian so I never eat it. So I don't know bout it.

I love turkey. Even when it's not Thanksgiving, I love having turkey in amny different ways. During normal times, you can find me having a turkey burger at BJ's or maybe a nice turkey sandiwch with all the fixings. We even made the switch to substitute ground turkey in the recipes that we have which need some ground beef; it's a lot leaner and the taste is pretty comparable. And on Thanksgiving, it's a lot of fun. We deep-fry the turkey; it might not be the best for us, but it does keep it moist. Then, we use it for days. My mom has a good recipe for turkey macaroni salad, and she also makes a good turkey soup, too.

I like turkey and ham. The turkey has to be cooked (lots of basting & spice rub) before it's cooked & while it's cooking. If that's not done it can get very dry and tough. The dark meet on the turkey is very moist which you may want to try. Turkey is good for the holidays, but it's also good during other times, too. Some people deep fry the turkey & they say it's pretty moist (the ones I've talked to). Have a nice day. Pablo

Yes I like turkey a lot and wish we could have it more often. But I love turkey sandwiches and thats when I like turkey the most since turkey sandwiches just taste so delicious.

yes I like turkey

I like turkey, but it isn't one of my favorite foods. Shelly, on the other hand, loves turkey. It does seem like a dry bird, have no idea why

Hi Sheepie, Well I hope you enjoyed your Thanksgiving day with your family, did you help your mom with the cooking? I love turkey and I like to cook it myself ans my turkey is not dry, but when I go to my sisters' or my friend for Christmas I find their tukey quite dry, though my sister's aren't that bad. Tamara

Yes, I like turkey. Mine was good this year, not too dry. I like the dark meat the best because it's not as dry as the white meat. But the white meat is good on sandwiches.

I love turkey. I only cook a whole turkey once a year though. I wait until Thanksgiving to cook one. I would rather eat turkey than ham.

Hi! I'm not a big fan of turkey. I am Asian and we usually don't celebrate Thanksgiving back home. No traditional turkey, so to speak. Last year, when I was new here in the States, my sister just bought a big roasted chicken for both of us. She's also not fond of turkey. Yesterday (Thanksgiving Day), we got invited to a friend's house. She's European and she does not eat turkey, either. She baked salmon for us. It was great! I do have times when I eat turkey, it just depends on my mood. Happy thanksgiving and happy myLotting!

My ex husband didn't like turkey much, although I love it. So one Thanksgiving we and the kids (who were 10 and 9 at the time) used my bread machine and made pizza dough and each made our own pizza. That was fun! Another time we had crown roast, and one year he made prime rib. It was fun to break tradition!

I like turkey, it tastes very good hot or cold and you can freeze the left overs. Cranberry sauce is good on turkey. A turkey shouldn't just be eaten at christmas

I love turkey especially the dark meat part that most people don't like. To me it is the moistest and had the most flavor

Hello Sheepie, I like turkey ham, turkey sandwiches and other normal stuff made with turkey and during the holidays, I like the kind of turkey everyone makes FOR the Holidays! My friend taught me the secret to having a moist turkey that falls apart...just bake it up-side-down and flip it back over before serving it. You have to be very careful when you flip it though or else it all falls apart, because it's so moist and good! Try it, you'll see. Happy MyLotting!!!