HELP.. turkey gravy without a turkey (mushrooms, butter, vegetable, boiling)
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The turkey gravy from Trader Joe's was great. 17.6 oz for $1.49. Used for 3 dinner plates. 3 other boxes on hand for future. As far as I know, it's real gravy but in a tiny milk carton type container.
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Originally Posted by kelly237
Does it keep in the pantry or is this frozen???
It keeps in the pantry, like jars or cans would but it's in this little box carton made of waxed thick paper. Very tasty - we all loved it & it's a great price.
Shop at TJ's if you can: it's not all expensive: there are some sweet deals to be relished. The workers are friendly & happy because the chain is not publicly held (not on the stock market so it's a lower pressure job).
It keeps in the pantry, like jars or cans would but it's in this little box carton made of waxed thick paper. Very tasty - we all loved it & it's a great price.
Shop at TJ's if you can: it's not all expensive: there are some sweet deals to be relished. The workers are friendly & happy because the chain is not publicly held (not on the stock market so it's a lower pressure job).
My daughter from the West coast introduced me to TJ's on one of her visits
to NC. We have a new one that is 10 minutes from me YEAH!!
I love that place ...
Is it possible to make a good tasting gravy without turkey drippings and without the packet that they give you when you buy a turkey? I'm not going to buy a turkey but it would be nice to be able to make that kind of gravy still if possible.
Is it possible to make a good tasting gravy without turkey drippings and without the packet that they give you when you buy a turkey? I'm not going to buy a turkey but it would be nice to be able to make that kind of gravy still if possible.
Thanks.
You can make good tasting sauces....but is sort of hard to make a meat gravy without meat. Find a good jar of the stuff.
I've had a turkey before that included a packet of gravy similar to what you can purchase in a can or jar.
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Making gravy without turkey drippings
