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Q: Turkey Meat

asked by: David-o on September 7th, 2005

New User

I'm wondering about things like turkey bacon and turkey sausage and the benefit of eating as a good source of protein against the fact that it still has a little bit of fat in it. I work out regularly, but I like to eat sausage and bacon. Just wondering if this turkey substitue is a good alternative. Thanks.

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vanessalouanne

replied on September 9th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

The taste..Well it can be horrible (turkey bacon expecially)
but yeah, it is much much lower in fat and a great substitute if you can handle the lack of taste

David-o

replied on September 14th, 2005

New User

vanessalouanne wrote:

the taste..Well it can be horrible (turkey bacon expecially)
but yeah, it is much much lower in fat and a great substitute if you can handle the lack of taste

the bacon definitely leaves a lot to be desired, but the sausage I think is really good.

kathy66

replied on April 10th, 2006

New User

Turkey Meat

So I know turkey bacon and sausage taste like well, just that turkey and not the real stuff. But im hooked becuase of its nutritional value so heres a trick to help with the turkey bacon. Spray pam on the pan before putting the bacon in then, as its cooking spray pam on the bacon too....This helps a little.

grndzro

replied on May 9th, 2006

New User

Lol

U know just taking a protein supliment would solve your connundrum.

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