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Butterball Turkey Talk-Line

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Butterball Turkey Talk-Line

We speak with Sue Smith, Butterball Turkey Talk-Line Expert with Butterball. The experts at the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line are back for their 44th year of talking turkey, and advise thawing is about more than just going from the freezer to the fridge. Thawing involves a bit of math, and there’s more than one way to do it. As the big day approaches, Turkey Talk-Line expert Sue Smith offers tips to ensure your turkey is ready to roast on the big day!  www.Butterball.com and 1-800 BUTTERBALL

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