[Diana in Wisconsin]

Still, 12- to 14-pound turkeys remain the biggest holiday seller, Sechler said. That may be because some millennials are “still going to Mom’s,” he said.

(More than likely still LIVING with Mom!)

[PJ-Comix]

My Thanksgiving turkey is a little over 15 lbs. I will be smoking it on my Weber kettle grill. No more oven cooked turkeys for us. Smoked turkey is the way to go!

[Trump.Deplorable]

They are not disrupting anything, another BS article about how Millenials are “changing the world” when they really are not. How environmentally sound they are but carry around a device that pollutes more then a dozen turkeys could ever do.

These articles are nothing more then a circle jerk for the lefties who think the younger generation is changing the world for the better because they can’t afford anything lol

[ETL]

[King Moonracer]

How big is too big? We get ours from a local grower, and I want to say we get 20 to 22 pounders, but bigger are available. The 22 pounders come out nice, but I wonder if we should get a 25 or 26 pound one since we always run out of meat by the end of the weekend. I love roast turkey. I don’t know if we should get 2 14s, we’d probably need 2 14s or 15s to match the meat on a 22. So maybe 2 17s, i dont know the meat to bone ratio. My wife is in charge of that so I don’t know if she’d be willing to manage 2 smaller birds. I do the carving(at my wife’s insistence as she’s usually tired) and clean-up. Cooking is hard, a couple glasses of wine and cleanup is not so bad. The dogs are my best friends then too.

[wildbill]

Best part of Thanksgiving is the leftover turkey sandwiches. I can get baked turkey year round, but HOMEMADE turkey sandwiches are always better than tasteless deli turkey.

[Sparticus]

After all of the years I’ve been on this planet, I’m tired of Turkey for every holiday. This year I brought home a ham. We’ll still get served turkey next Thursday at a relatives house, but at least I’ll get what I like on Friday.

[ETL]

Millennials are disrupting Thanksgiving with their tiny turkeys

[Ann Archy]

Liberals RUIN EVERYTHING!

[4yearlurker]

Me...I buy the biggest turkey I can find. Usually about 20 to 22 lbs. If it fits in the roaster pan that's good enough for me!

[P.O.E.]

Folks used to send me to the turkey farm to pick up the warm brown paper bag with our freshly plucked & desanguinated bird.

[COBOL2Java]

For Thanksgiving, my Son-in-Law cooks a couple of ducks. For Christmas, he cooks a goose.

Allez Cuisine!

[Vaquero]

12 pound bird best for deep frying

[Cold Heart]

We went to the smaller birds this year starting in the spring. I have collected 15 pounds of dressed humming birds from our feeders

/s for those of you in that town that Rush always talked about

[tbw2]

Why not a Cornish hen? They’re tiny, too.

[Vinnie]

So many couples have 0-2 kids today not many mouths to feed.

Saw a 40 lb turkey at the store a few days ago. Never seen one that big before . Meat mgr said they had gotten in 6 of them.Sold out quickly.

[Mr.Unique]

...growing guilt over wasteful leftovers...

That's why GOD himself gave us turkey salad sandwiches.

[cyclotic]

Last weekend I cooked seven of the biggest turkeys i could find. Few 130 friends

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Next year we will be started raising Midget Whites for our own needs but it sounds like there might be a market for them.

[TalBlack]

Let’s start a list of the things that aren’t “natrual”
1. Wearing clothes 2. Hurtling thru the air@30,000 feet @500 mph. 3. Central cooling, heating. 4. living in houses. 5. Antibiotics...etc.

[discostu]

In my house hold it’s invisible turkey, cause I hate turkey. Nasty unpleasant meat.