For most people, purchasing a whole turkey is not a common event; some consumers only buy this item once or twice a year. Thus, it is no surprise that there can be some confusion over the labeling of these large birds at the grocery store.
With Thanksgiving coming up, this confusion can lead to overspending in an attempt to make the holiday more special. Knowing the difference between labels can help people avoid this issue.
Frozen: This is perhaps the most common label in most grocery stores. That is because frozen turkeys have the longest shelf life. However, the process. . .
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