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I am a proud owner of a turkey that has been in the family for over 30 years. I was lucky enough to find a friend of mine that was willing to let me keep the turkey that he rescued. It was a bit of a sacrifice, but it was worth it in a way.
But the turkey thing is kind of a cheat because the truth is that most turkeys don’t get along with other turkeys, but there are some that make good friends with other turkeys. My friend, who I can talk to on the phone because I don’t have a landline, has a turkey of his own that he says he loves and misses.
The turkey story is one of the most popular in my time here. That’s why I decided to write this. After all, I spent years of my life and a good amount of money on the turkey.
While this isn’t a turkey story, I should say that I spent a little over $300 on my turkeys. I did that to be able to get them bigger and better. They were just beautiful turkeys but I wasnt that lucky.
Well, the turkeys were in a restaurant and I had to take them to a different restaurant, so I called the other restaurant and asked them to take them to the same restaurant I wanted to take them to, because I had other plans.
I went there, ate my fill of turkey and returned to my office. Well, it turned out that my turkey was not the one I had ordered. I had ordered a bird in the first place, but when I arrived, it had been cooked for about 15 minutes. I did not know that because I had not eaten all the turkey I had ordered. So I went back to get the first order, only to find that they had fried the turkey for a much shorter amount of time.
This is a situation that just makes me nervous. I’m not saying I don’t trust the company, but I do trust my instincts. I have an intuition that something isn’t right, and I have the desire to find out what that is. I was not expecting the meat to turn out this way though.
It seems that when the turkey is fried, the internal temperature of the meat just gets way lower than when it was cooking. The problem is that the internal temperature of the meat is not at the point where it can safely be eaten. Cooking turkey does not cause anything to go bad, but it’s still a concern.
Since this seems like a big problem, we decided to create a little Trussed Turkey as a way to test the theory. Just as it was ready, the internal temperature is below the safe point. Our test turkey was cooked within an inch of its life, and we were able to eat it, but it was not recommended for consumption.
To be honest, that’s a problem we haven’t really given much thought to. If you’re going to cook turkey, it’s probably best to do it at least a little bit more carefully, and most likely better. That being said, we figured what if we were a turkey? Since we’re able to change the size of our internal temperature, it seems that we could create a Trussed Turkey that could be fed to a turkey.