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• Dana86 member

  October 2010

  Local butcher is usually a good place to start. I try to call ahead though to claim one since they can go quick.
  

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• Seattle_JiLLn

  October 2010

  I usually just order one at Safeway. My Safeway anyway makes sure they're not frozen at all when you pick them up. Even though they are fresh they are refrigerated really cold and they can sometimes get a little icy inside and that can really mess up your cook time. So it's worth asking about. Oh also trader joes has really good brined turkeys that are fresh. They go fast. I think you can order them though so they hold one for you.

  

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• cmcmillan

  October 2010

  We usually do QFC or Food Emporium, and they are kept fresh not refrozen at the store.

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• DAWNNA76

  October 2010

  hehe, at least you waited to ask this question till after halloween! LOL

  Dawn - Wife of Brian 09/25/2005 - Mother of Eli Jace 03/12/2007 and Kai Evan 10/17/08
  
  

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• Alli923

  October 2010

  Trader Joe's usually has good turkeys.  I believe they have kosher turkeys that cook up really nicely.
  

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• preston18

  October 2010

  I've been eating fresh turkey form the butcher on Front Street in Issaquah for years.  Yummy!
  

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• massagegirly

  October 2010

  D & D Meats in Mount lake terrace. Call ahead!
  

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• tusshie2004 member

  November 2010

  We usually get ours from Costco.
  

  

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• theresab

  November 2010

  I saw that Smith Brothers (milk delivery folks) was offering them again. 

  

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