Christmas!

let's talk turkey!

Christmas lunch and dinner are important meals so don’t leave it all up to chance.

Let us assist you in making the choices which will make this Christmas meal The Best You’ve Ever Had!

For turkey options choose from:

⏺ A Turkey Fillet
⏺ A Turkey Fillet Roll
⏺ A Whole Turkey
⏺ A Turkey Buffet

A turkey fillet which you can stuff, roll, slice or dice however you wish. Allow approximately 250g per person.

A turkey fillet roll is a fresh pure turkey breast rolled for easy cooking and carving. Available plain or stuffed (see below) allow 250g per person.
What size turkey fillet/roll do you need?

SIZE	PEOPLE
1.0 kg	4-5
1.5 kg	6-7
2.0 kg	8-9
2.5 kg	10-11
3.0 kg	12-13

A whole turkey. Allow 500g per person – for example a size 5 – 6 kg turkey will feed approximately 10 – 12 people.
A turkey buffet which is a turkey breast on the bone with no legs. Allow 500g per person. For example a 4 – 5 kg buffet will feed 8 – 10 people.
All turkeys and turkey fillets are certified free range and are exclusively provided to us by Numurkah Turkey Supplies. We are the only retails outlet who stock 100% Numurkah birds and fillets.
Serve all the options above with any one of our four delicious seasonings to suit you and your family’s taste buds
Cooking instructions for all the turkey products will be available upon pick up of your turkey order and also available online or they can be downloaded here.

Who knows what a TURDUCKEN is? and who wants one for Christmas?

The name turducken comes from turkey, duck, and chicken and is a three-bird roast. Let your taste buds enjoy this poultry feast of epic proportions this Christmas in July. Yes, it’s a turducken we oh so highly recommend.

A turducken is an entirely deboned turkey stuffed with a deboned duck loaded with, yes, a deboned chicken. There are no bones – it’s all meat, layered at each layer with a choice of one of our very own homemade stuffings (as outlined below).

It’s as simple as placing an order and impossible to resist.

What an event it would be on your table at Christmas! (or any time for that matter – what, a Sunday roast and you present a turducken, it’s unheard of….until NOW.