NBR: Thanksgiving - fried turkey

Re: NBR: Thanksgiving - fried turkey

• donna&ed

  November 2011

  The only one place that comes to my mind is Copelands, We used to order one for work Thanksgiving celebration. It's their cajun fried turkey. It was kinda pricey ($60ish) but so good and convenient.

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• kep member

  November 2011

  Bojangles?

  
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• Roci26 member

  November 2011

  Hands down, Copelands has THE BEST turkey!

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• mingaling2 member

  November 2011

  Cajun Meat Company in Marietta - https://www.cajunmeatcompany.com/

   

   

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• Mylittlehill

  November 2011

  I order mines from the Copelands in Cobb every year.

  P.S They are open on Thanksgiving Day if you need to pick it up then. (I believe 12noon to 6pm).

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• snansley

  November 2011

  Between buying the bird, the gallons of oil and the injection marinde, you would probably spend $50 and that doesn't include the pot.  Copeland's looks like a great deal.

  signed, please don't let DH set our yard on fire frying a darn bird for T-giving.

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• yellowtulips80 member

  November 2011

  Popeyes has them and they are pretty good too.
  

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• AugustaBride04 member

  November 2011

  Thanks y'all! Just ordered one from Copeland's. Can't wait to get it!

  

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• kita09

  November 2011

  kep:

  Bojangles?

  i'm thinking about trying bojangles. i just don't want a frozen one and i'm not sure if it's fried and frozen. it's $40.

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