We Know When Thanksgiving Turkeys Will Arrive at Trader Joe’s—And It's Sooner Than You Think
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When it comes to choosing the perfect edible centerpiece, there are lots of things to consider. Is it organic or pasture-raised? How many pounds do I need to feed all my guests? How long does it take to cook again? All things considered, selecting your turkey is about as tricky as choosing the perfect Christmas tree, but also just as rewarding.
The unequivocal star of the show at Thanksgiving is the turkey. However you slice it, no holiday dinner is complete until the painstakingly tended-to bird has made its way to the table. Brined, basted, seasoned and roasted, the sizable protein takes the longest to prepare, but the results are so well worth it.
To assist us in hosting the perfect Thanksgiving soiree, retailers have continued to supply us with a variety of offerings tailored to create the comfiest of vibes. Whether you’re in the market for seasonal decor, serving items or a last-minute side, grocers like Trader Joe’s have got you covered.
As we move closer to the incredibly cozy holiday and continue begin planning our festivities, securing the bird is becoming increasingly urgent so that we can give the main character the time and attention it deserves. Trader Joe’s has kept us waiting with bated breath at the announcement that they’ve stocked up on their famed turkeys and we can finally save the date.
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A recent post by @traderjoesnew on Instagram shared that we can expect the larger-than-life birds to touchdown on Thursday, November 9. The usual turkey offering from TJ’s is a fresh, never-frozen bird with giblets included.
In the past, the retailer has offered at least three options including kosher and organic offerings to tailor to a variety of tastes and preferences. The average turkey price is expected to be around $1.27 per pound this year, but prices may vary based on location and other attributes of your chosen main dish.
Fortunately, if you don’t have the time or would rather let someone else do the cooking, Popeye’s just announced the return of their heat and serve cajun-style turkeys just in time for the holiday.
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