Do you prefer Chicken or Turkey?

[Smithy]

I am a big fan of eating Chicken and Turkey so they both get my vote.

 

[Marie Mallory]

Baked turkey, otherwise chicken.

 

[Yvonne Smith]

I really like both, so voted for that.
I think that I prefer turkey, but they are so large that we only have them once or twice a year, and have turkey leftovers for a week afterwards. But it is worth it, turkey is so delicious with the stuffing and lots of cranberry sauce. Plus, when they are on sale, you can find them as cheap as 49 cents lb, which is a super price for any kind of meat.

Chicken made in the slow cooker is actually awesome , too !
I use several pieces of whole chicken legs, and make the stuffing mix. Half of the stuffing goes on the bottom, then the chicken, potatoes or sweet potatoes halved, in 4 corners, and the rest of the stuffing next, with green beans on the very top.
I mix in a can of cream of chicken/mushroom soup with the stuffing, and add some over top of the chicken , and let it cook from early morning until we are ready to eat.
It is like a small Thanksgiving dinner, but made all in the slow cooker.

 

[Marie Mallory]

I really like both, so voted for that.
I think that I prefer turkey, but they are so large that we only have them once or twice a year, and have turkey leftovers for a week afterwards. But it is worth it, turkey is so delicious with the stuffing and lots of cranberry sauce. Plus, when they are on sale, you can find them as cheap as 49 cents lb, which is a super price for any kind of meat.

Chicken made in the slow cooker is actually awesome , too !
I use several pieces of whole chicken legs, and make the stuffing mix. Half of the stuffing goes on the bottom, then the chicken, potatoes or sweet potatoes halved, in 4 corners, and the rest of the stuffing next, with green beans on the very top.
I mix in a can of cream of chicken/mushroom soup with the stuffing, and add some over top of the chicken , and let it cook from early morning until we are ready to eat.
It is like a small Thanksgiving dinner, but made all in the slow cooker.

I really like turkey and cornbread dressing.

 

[Nancy Hart]

Turkey cold cuts are fine for sandwiches, but baked or roasted? Chicken.

 

[Don Alaska]

Depends on whether you are asking about raising them or eating them. I like raising turkeys, and I like eating them better for special occasions since they are too much for daily eating. For a daily meal, I prefer chicken.

 

[Krystal]

I like both but since turkey is a bit more of a chore, we only have it on special occaassions. I have a frozen turkey in my freezer waiting on Thanksgiving that I bought the other day.

 

[Braids]

Chicken . With some exceptions ( burgers for example ) is my favorite meat .

 

[Mary Stetler]

Must have turkey for holidays. We prepare chicken lots of ways and like it. But I don't eat my own.

 

[Joe Riley]

Pizza must be a "Write In"?

 

[Mary Stetler]

Pizza must be a "Write In"?

Depends on if it is chicken or turkey pizza

 

[Axel Slingerland]

I am a big fan of eating Chicken and Turkey so they both get my vote.

I do too. But you can only choose one. So I say Chiken. Add pork in there and you've got the bulk of my meat diet. The only time I eat red meat is when I get a burger somewhere. And that is a very rare occasion. (I hate the word "occasion", I always misspell it.)

We had Chiken Tortizza for dinner. Yummy.

 

[Joe Riley]

Depends on if it is chicken or turkey pizza

Reminds me of "The First Family" Album, where Leaders at the UN are giving their lunch orders. Fidel Castro's was:
"I'll have a Cheekin sandwich, with a Libe Cheekin"! We still have that album.

 

[Kate Ellery]

neither of us like turkey ….tried a few times but can’t eat it it’s sorta strange tasting to allot of Aussies as we eat more chicken