Where do you get your turkey? (MD)

[Anonymous]

Used to get from the farm in maple lawn but just that their turkeys weren’t free range this year due to bird flu and that they feed them soy and corn.
Im ok with store bought especially at a lower price but would like one that isn’t pumped up with water and seasonings if possible. Is Butterball any good? Store
Brand?

[Anonymous]

DH goes into the forest and shoots one.

[Anonymous]

Butcher's Alley has fresh turkeys. I don't think you need to drop from farm fresh to frozen Butterball. Norman's farm stands sells turkeys too.

[Anonymous]

South mountain creamery

[Anonymous]

I get mine at MOMs. They usually have a few options to choose from depending on what you are OK with.

[Anonymous]

I've been getting mine from Liberty Delight Farms for years. Absolutely delicious, especially if you brine them.

https://libertydelightfarms.com/order-your-all-natural-hormone-free-farm-fresh-thanksgiving-day-turkeys/

You can pick it up at the farm itself, or at the Bethesda or Pike and Rose Farm Markets.

[Anonymous]

Kosher from Trader Joe's.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I've been getting mine from Liberty Delight Farms for years. Absolutely delicious, especially if you brine them.

https://libertydelightfarms.com/order-your-all-natural-hormone-free-farm-fresh-thanksgiving-day-turkeys/

You can pick it up at the farm itself, or at the Bethesda or Pike and Rose Farm Markets.

+1 - we pick ours up from the market at Pike and Rose. Always delicious.

[Anonymous]

We order directly from Sarah Palin's farm.

[Anonymous]

MOM’s.

[Anonymous]

Goose...hunt...duck blind....Chesapeake Bay

[Anonymous]

The butcher

[Anonymous]

Harris teeter

[Anonymous]

Liberty delight isn't taking anymore orders