Turkey Breast Joints

Milo2 | 16:40 Thu 05th Dec 2019 | Food & Drink

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I’ve seen boneless turkey breast joints advertised in Christmas food booklets from various supermarkets. Has anyone tried one of these? Are they still moist when cooked?

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woofgang

I am going to say they are nice. I often buy the marks one when they are in stock...somehow to me though they aren't special.

EDDIE51

Yes, stay moist as long as you follow the instructions correctly ! The problem is that a LOT of people overcook them! As they are scared of food poisoning ! (which will NOT happen as long as you just correctly follow the instructions! )

Milo2

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Thank you for the information. M&S was one of the ones I was looking at. I usually buy a turkey crown at Christmas but this looked easier to carve.

EDDIE51

The M&S ones are good ! I have had them before. A lot easier than a Turkey and no waste !

david small

We have had a Lidl crown twice and it was very good.

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Thanks again for the input.

rockyracoon

I agree with Woofy. They're nice, but not nice enough. You can't beat a whole cooked bird for Christmas.
That being said, I'll be buying one this year....no waste and much easier to cook.