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Turkey Bacon, Yah or Nah
      #269256 - 06/13/06 07:45 PM
Naturapanic

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Yah or Nah, can you tolerate Turkey bacon?

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Re: Turkey Bacon, Yah or Nah new
      #269258 - 06/13/06 08:07 PM
Gracie

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I can tollerate it.


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I'm fine with it. -nt- new
      #269260 - 06/13/06 08:14 PM
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Re: I'm fine with it. -nt- new
      #269279 - 06/13/06 09:13 PM
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Of course we're talking the extra lean 1% type correct?

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But is it any good? - nt - new
      #269297 - 06/13/06 11:18 PM
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I am good with it new
      #269302 - 06/14/06 02:09 AM
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and actually like the flavor of it. My fiance prefers the "normal bacon" over the turkey bacon but since I can't fry or bake regular bacon without getting nauseous we eat the turkey bacon. Course it might have something more to do with the fact that I am the one doing the cooking.

The dog seems to prefer the turkey bacon/sausage to the pork. Course that could be because I share and my fiance doesn't share with her.

-Michelle

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Re: I am good with it new
      #269305 - 06/14/06 02:46 AM
cailin

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I find that it repeats on me, the flavouring I mean, especially smoked bacon. Like the way bacon flavour crisps/chips normally do- I love it at the time and it doesn't affect my IBS but I can taste it for hours after. No issues at all with turkey or chicken sausage though

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That's all we eat at our house, hubby and kids like it too! nt new
      #269314 - 06/14/06 06:40 AM
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Re: Turkey Bacon, Yah or Nah new
      #269340 - 06/14/06 09:29 AM
Portageegal

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It's not bacon, but I used it a lot. I didn't try to compare it to bacon, I just thought of it as a different meat. It isn't bad and once you get used to it it's okay. I only used the turkey or chicken hamburger for years. Red meat isn't my best friend.

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sinead ? new
      #269421 - 06/14/06 01:18 PM
susieannah

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Where do you get your turkey/chicken sausages from? I can never find them apart from bernard mathews ones which contain milk!

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Re: sinead ? new
      #269426 - 06/14/06 01:40 PM
chupie

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I posted a recipe for yummy turkey sausage on the recipe board. Make your own from ground turkey.

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My sausages... new
      #269452 - 06/14/06 03:33 PM
cailin

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I use Ballyfree Turkey Sausages, made by Kerry Group, but I'm not sure if you have them over there,might be an ROI thing.

Would you believe that I have never actually checked the label for milk etc. I usually get them in the fridge near the "real" sausages and have always presumed them and the chicken sausages to be OK. I'll check when I'm next in the supermarket to be sure now, I'm going tomorrow.

The brand of chicken sausages escapes me, but again I have a feeling that we don't have the same brands for meat products over here.

I find it can be hard to get the turkey & chicken sausages in Tesco- I usually have to go to other supermarkets, my local Tesco NEVER has them. Also the turkey ones cook way better than the chicken ones, I think it's something to do with the casing.

Will report back on the milk element tomorrow night, sorry not much help!

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Re: Turkey Bacon, Yah or Nah new
      #269455 - 06/14/06 03:35 PM
Toady

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Sure!! It's all that's in our house! I can't even stand the smell of real bacon anymore! And turkey or chicken breakfast links, turkey kolbassa too. I love BLT's, and the turkey bacon allows me to indulge in them! I haven't eaten pork or beef in 14 years.

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Re: But is it any good? - nt - new
      #269465 - 06/14/06 04:13 PM
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It's actually not bad.


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I checked my turkey and chicken sausages.. new
      #269673 - 06/15/06 01:38 PM
cailin

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..they are both Ballyfree which is an Irish brand but neither of them have milk in them at all, weird

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Re: sinead ? new
      #269680 - 06/15/06 02:25 PM
chupie

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Here is my sausage recipe. Just whipped up another batch last night for this week.
sausage recipe

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Re: I checked my turkey and chicken sausages.. new
      #269832 - 06/16/06 12:07 PM
susieannah

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Loc: sussex, england

It must be just over here that they insist on putting milk in EVERYTHING!!!! Thanks for checking the brands though

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Re: Turkey Bacon, Yah or Nah new
      #269914 - 06/16/06 09:41 PM
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I am fine with it and in fact can't eat the real stuff anymore. Just tastes too greasy to me. I have to cook it very crispy though.

I agree that you have to think of it as a different food. You can't compare it to regular bacon because they do not taste the same.

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Re: Turkey Bacon, Yah or Nah new
      #269919 - 06/17/06 05:53 AM
dhaggerty

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I've been eating the "Louis Rich" turkey bacon for years, and actually prefer it to regular bacon. I get sick if I eat regular bacon. The "Jenno" brand I don't like so much, it's like chewing on the bottom of a shoe. But Louis Rich, is excellent.

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Re: sinead ? new
      #269920 - 06/17/06 05:55 AM
dhaggerty

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Genuardi's sells turkey bacon, sausage, and they sell chicken products too. Wegman's would probably have a nice selection too.

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