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How old is a turkey sold for roasting and said to be young?
A Young Turkey Or Chicken would be 6-8 months. A Turkey Sold For Roasting would be about 1 year old because that's When it is fully Grown and at Its largest state.
What is a 16 week old turkey called?
A turkey under 16 weeks is called a fryer.
Is the young turkey meat better or the older turkey?
Young turkey meat, often referred to as "hen" turkey, is typically more tender and has a milder flavor, making it preferable for many consumers. Older turkeys, or "tom" turkeys, tend to have a stronger taste and can be tougher due to more developed muscle. The choice between young and older turkey ultimately depends on personal preference and desired cooking methods. For roasting and holiday meals, young turkey is generally favored, while older turkey may be better for slow cooking or stews.
Is hearing better for young or old people?
young i think :)
A name of a young turkey?
a young male turkey is a Jake
What is the name of five month old turkey?
It's either a roaster, a boiler, a flipper, or a turkeylette. We're not sure which. Thanks, Bob & Larry~ VeggieTales It's none listed. Follow the guidelines for a chicken, which is named by weight not by age. A very young turkey is called a poults, and a older young turkey is called a young turkey. These names are for the size of the foul.
White Turkey or dark turkey is better for you?
White turkey is better for you, it has less fat than dark turkey.
How old is smiff?
WHAT?? !! Old enough to know better too young to resist He! He!
What do you call a male Turkey and female Turkey?
A male turkey is called a tom or a gobbler, a female turkey a hen, and a baby turkey a poult or chick. A young male turkey is called a jake and a young femaleis called a jenny.
How old is Chyanne onebear Mcandrew?
old enough to know better and be young forever
What is a yong turkey called?
A young turkey is called a "poult".
Young ones of turkey?
Lost Call of a young turkey is keekee. Sorry, but I don't remember where I found this information.
