turkey
Gobble, gobble, or maybe not
posted on 7 Feb 2007 by maki ::
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The BBC News web site’s Magazine section has an article today about the history of how turkey became fast food. While it’s about turkey production in the UK, it’s probably applicable to any nation that has large scale consumption, and production, of turkey meat. continue reading...
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