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Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:29:00 2016 No.8399600 [Reply] [Original]

Do Americans eat turkey on Christmas or is it a Monkeyland-only thing?

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:29:52 2016 No.8399604 Turkey is for thanksgiving. Good steaks or rib roast for Christmas.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:31:46 2016 No.8399611 >>8399600 Turkey is popular at Christmas because usually people have large family gatherings and a turkey can feed lots of people. Ham and roast meats are just as popular.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:33:33 2016 No.8399616 >>8399600 The non-poor Americans eat Goose.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:38:27 2016 No.8399628 I'm making prime rib for Christmas, and have done so for the past 5 or so years. Goose or ham (for the lazy) is more traditional; never had turkey - that's a Thanksgiving thing, and people are typically still sick of it come Christmas.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:39:57 2016 No.8399636 >>8399628 I cook 3 turkeys a month. How can anyone get sick of turkey? Are you retarded?

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:55:01 2016 No.8399678 >>8399636 Unless you're smoking it, turkey is almost as boring as chicken.

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 22:55:54 2016 No.8399680 >>8399616 >not lamb wooooow

>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 23:02:11 2016 No.8399693 >>8399678 I guess you just aren't very adventurous. You know a way to cook turkey and never try anything new. That would get boring, just like everything else would.

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>>	Anonymous Fri Dec 23 23:04:54 2016 No.8399704 >>8399693 >cooks a fucking turkey 3 times a month >calls other people unadventurous