I noticed them advertised, Tegel frozen ones, with either cranberry or apricot stuffing. Has anyone tried them? Are they nice and moist? I am feeding 9 this year and also have hot ham, usually do a whole turkey but have a lot left over. Trying to make life a bit easier as these are already stuffed.
nauru,
Nov 23, 5:10am
Yes, we have had them and they were moist. We much prefer the plain ones and I make my own stuffings to serve on the side. They work out well for us as I find that a whole turkey is just too much.
toadfish,
Nov 23, 11:00am
We have been getting the Farro's ones for years now. http://www.farrofresh.co.nz/farro-turkeys/ Last year Mum & Dad got the Tegal one - it was nice. but not as nice as the Farro one. There are 6 of us adults at Christmas, and with ham its plenty with leftovers.
joybells2,
Nov 23, 12:43pm
Yes always have a Tegel one, lovely and more meat per kilo than you get off a whole turkey, we get the largest one.
sylvia,
Nov 23, 5:15pm
Thank you. Would you cook them in an oven bag?
kay141,
Nov 23, 6:01pm
They look great, wish I could get them here.
muffin2,
Nov 23, 9:25pm
We got a Farros one last year and it was very moist and lasted a few days - worth spending a few extra $ to get a free range one
samanya,
Nov 23, 10:39pm
I've been browsing the Farro site & the turkey roll is frozen . maybe you could get one couriered to you?
kay141,
Nov 23, 11:01pm
I investigated that but no, they will not send fresh, chilled or frozen foods. Might have a day out and investigate Moore Wilsons when I have a spare day.
toadfish,
Nov 24, 11:43am
They come in their own disposable foil tray, you just pop them in the oven - then no dishes even.
eljayv,
Nov 24, 1:45pm
Would love to know if the stuffing is gluten free
motorbo,
Nov 24, 1:47pm
one year i left it so late there were none left, but there was turkey breasts and mince in the fresh meat area, i bought them and tried to do a kind of stuffed rolled turkey and it didnt work, but instead i had an oven dish with the stuffing mixed with the mince and breasts mixed in too. and i have to say - everyone loved it. much to be said for your own stuffing. bought stuffing tastes vile to me
motorbo,
Nov 24, 1:49pm
obviously i read this link of different stuffings after i wrote my post ha ha they look good
quarterpasttwo,
Nov 24, 7:57pm
the canter valley ones are good to if you can get them
kay141,
Nov 24, 8:17pm
I had a look at their website and thought, great they do online sales, but alas no breasts. Only legs, nibbles or whole turkeys.
sylvia,
Nov 24, 10:41pm
Even better! Thank you.
samanya,
Nov 24, 11:18pm
I'm tempted to get one this year as meat contribution to a family day, probably will be served cold.
kay141,
Nov 25, 12:22am
Found an interesting selection of poultry including boneless turkeys at
Yes have bought in the past and I thought they were brilliant. The stuffing was nice, and I hate the stuffing on pre-stuffed chickens, fresh or rotisserie.
ETA, I like the the cranberry one better
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