Pasture Raised Turkey
What Makes This Ground Turkey Different?
This is not ordinary grocery store ground turkey. It is ground from pasture raised turkey, raised with non-GMO, soy-free feed and organic farming practices, then packed in convenient 1 lb vacuum-sealed packages for easy weeknight meals.
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Raised on Pasture
These turkeys are raised with access to pasture, giving families a better option than conventional turkey raised in confinement systems.
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Non-GMO, Soy-Free Feed
Raised with non-GMO, soy-free feed for families who are intentionally looking for cleaner meat options and more thoughtful sourcing.
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Organic Farming Practices
Produced using organic farming practices, with a focus on raising animals in a way that reflects better stewardship from the farm forward.
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Simple, Versatile Protein
Ground turkey is an easy staple for tacos, burgers, meatballs, breakfast skillets, soups, lettuce bowls, and simple high-protein meals.
Simple Weeknight Meals
An Easy, Everyday Protein
Ground turkey is one of the easiest proteins to keep on hand because it works in so many meals without needing much prep. Each 1 lb package is simple to thaw, quick to cook, and easy to use for family dinners, meal prep, and high-protein lunches throughout the week.
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Breakfast Skillets
Cook with eggs, potatoes, peppers, or greens for a simple savory breakfast or brunch option.
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Tacos & Bowls
Season for tacos, rice bowls, lettuce bowls, burrito bowls, or quick weeknight plates.
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Meatballs & Sauce
Use for turkey meatballs, pasta sauce, lasagna, stuffed peppers, or simple skillet meals.
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Soups & Chili
Add to chili, vegetable soup, broth-based soups, or slow simmered family meals.
Cooking Tips
How to Cook Ground Turkey
Ground turkey is naturally lean, so the best results come from gentle heat, good seasoning, and a little added moisture. It cooks quickly, making it an easy protein for weeknight meals, freezer meals, and simple family dinners.
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Start Gently
Warm a skillet over medium heat with a little butter, tallow, olive oil, or broth. Add the ground turkey and break it apart as it cooks.
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Season Early
Add sea salt, garlic, onion, herbs, taco seasoning, chili spices, or Italian seasoning while the meat is browning so the flavor builds into the turkey.
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Keep It Moist
Avoid overcooking. If the turkey starts to look dry, add a splash of broth, tomato sauce, salsa, or cooking fat to keep it tender and flavorful.