At the Webb School Arts and Craft Festival last weekend, the Bell Buckle Fire Department was selling turkey legs ($7 each or two for $12). We saw a bunch of people munching on turkey legs as they sat and rested on hay bales (or the ground) or as they walked around the town. Until recently, I had not seen turkey legs offered at any venue, but they must be a popular item these days as I've seen them at several craft shows and fairs recently. Personally, I'm not wild about the legs on a roasted turkey, so I don't think I'd eat one that was smoked over a pit.
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Interesting, other than in the groceterias we have not seen turkey legs for sale ourselves. On that note haven't had a chance to ponder it but it might beat hot dogs and greasy hamburgers though, lol.
Oh gosh. How do you explain munching on a turkey leg to an alien?
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Ola Chris! You gave up visiting our blogs? We miss you... ;))
Have a great weekend!
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The first ones I saw were at the Titian games, and that is too much leg for me. I prefer white meat any day and less grease. Peace
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