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I ordered one for Thanksgiving ~~ has anybody had one? Positives ~~ Negatives?
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Sounds like something you get at a chinese place.. So in short no postives or negatives from me.
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"Proud to be an Infidel" ... "100% pure American Jingoist"
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If you're into fowl you'll dig it.... it's like a bird parfait. Yes, I've had it, and yes I've even made it. Trust me, ordering one is the best thing you could have done. Talk about labor intensive.... unless you have the knife skills of a ninja making birds into meat sweaters is not to be taken lightly. Enjoy!
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If John Madden says its good...then ITS good.
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Had that a few years ago around the holidays at my brothers house...good stuff. 
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If John Madden says its good...then ITS good.
+1 (one look at him and you can tell he knows his food  )
A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)
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SO what it sounds like to me is a turkey a duck and a chicken had a 3 way or something.. Am I right? I hope not cause thats just nasty..
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a duck stuffed in a chicken stuffed in to a turkey stuffed into a human.
It rocks one of the best dishes EVER!
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I made one for the Superbowl a while back; SUPER labor intensive, my favorite part is the different layers of dressing between each bird. Takes a looonnngg time to cook too. Good Eatin.
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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I ordered one for Thanksgiving ~~ has anybody had one? Positives ~~ Negatives?
Always wanted to try one. We'll expect a full report. 
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Hmmmm HIckory Farms Turducken purchased online 15 pounder =
dollars / $109.99 might be cheaper to do it yoself.
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Cajun Grocer has them for $78 for a 15 pounder, I think I might know what I'm doing for my thanksgiving dinner this year...
Let my dying thought be that every mile was fun and let my tombstone read,"They never made one fast enough for me."
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The Meat Market (our local meat market ~~ hence the name) has a 25 lb "bird" for $100. That's what I ordered. I pick it up next Friday for a Thanksgiving Celebration at church on Sunday. You guys and gals are all welcome to come to church Sunday morning and join us for lunch ~~ my treat.
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Tur Duc Hen???!!! Yeah?! Did the Vice President of the Provincial Government of South Vietnam(last known residence: Westminster California, aka "Little Saigon") just DIE or somethin'??? OH! What a minute! Sorry. You're talkin' FOOD here, aren't cha?! Sounds good! But one question....How would ya CARVE the darn thing??? (I'm still tryin' not to make a mess of the traditional turkey ALONE every year, ya know!!!)  
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Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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All the seperate birds are boned before being but together with layers of stuffing between them so to carve it, you simply use a knife and cut off a hunk.
Let my dying thought be that every mile was fun and let my tombstone read,"They never made one fast enough for me."
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What's next? Lamb Pig Cow? Sausage Wiener Kielbasa? All this inter-species stuffing just sounds very wrong, on many levels... 
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All the seperate birds are boned before being but together with layers of stuffing between them so to carve it, you simply use a knife and cut off a hunk.
Somehow, I get this image of Aarvark Animation crossing the film rating line, to make this little holiday piece.
Like Deon says, this all seems so wrong.
Can't get the Fig Newton song out of my head.
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Tudor times... birdstuffedintobirdstuffedintobirdstuffedintobirdstuffedintoaSWAN!!!!! So 400 years ago it was the right thing to do. Now... I'm not sure it's right. Especially to a veggie!! 
Gina
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...is that not the ancient and bizarre martial art form that was the basis of Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do, or perhaps that was Tang Soo Do, or Moo Duk Kwan?
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contrarian i sometimes are, but this time its easy. tried it didnt like it there was a black lab under the table who loved me tho 
I never wanted to lead, and I never wanted to follow.
I just wanted to ride.
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I wonder if the "Tur-Duc-Hen" was the inspiration for the people who recently grew an ear on some guy's arm?
jh
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You will love it. Try a pork loin stuffed with a big old spicy sausage. Works good with deer tender loin stuffed with pork and vinison sausage. Ummmmm good! We used to reserve the deer version tenderloin for the hunters.
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"Lighten up, Francis."
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Actually, I think the next big thing is Indian-Calamari-Girl... 
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