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Where Are the Guinness People When You Need Them?
Get rid of it, and free up all kinds of space in your freezer (and please tell us your converted freezer keeps a steady temperature between 0°F and 5°F (-18°C and -15°C)). Otherwise it's not really pulling its weight as a freezer. You can buy a freezer thermometer As far as we are concerned, you are the record-holder until we hear from someone else with a bigger (but true) turkey horror story. |
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This is not a question, but a statement. I have a 13-year-old, 22.5-lb frozen turkey. We had moved twice – it just got overlooked in our refrigerator/converted freezer. Anybody interested in eating it? Is this a record?
We absolutely draw the line at turkeys that have moved even once. Don't cook it. Don't eat it. Don't give it to your distant relatives or in-laws.
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