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Kinder's Butcher's Turkey Brine Kit, 11.25 oz.

We did a turkey breast last year it was so moist and tender we will be doing the same this year.
highly recommend

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Looked more mustard yellow online. They’re just khaki.

Color is off

This is my 3rd time buying this exceptional brine kit from Kinders. Its so easy to use. I have used it for not only a whole turkey, but also turkey legs and wings as well as a whole chicken. After cooking in my rotisserie, the meat is so extremely juicy, tender and delicious!

Very Very good and worth the money

Wonderful flavor added to the Turkey also very tender. Very simple to use

Weekend Turkey

Best turkey brine!

Made a great turkey roasted on the Weber kettle!

I usually make my own brine, but I thought I would use this to try it out, and I loved it.

We followed the directions to the  “T” and it came out so salty!

Too Salty

This helps make the best turkey gravy along with turkey bone  broth and natural turkey juices!!!

Kinders Turkey Gravy

I have my own brine recipe; I purchased this solely for the bag which was supposed to make it easier than just soaking in a cooler. we followed instructions exactly, set the bird in the bag and then into a container. As we began filling the bag the brine started squirting out of a small hole. No way do I dare put the bag into my fridge with it leaking like that. We ended up having to put it outside with ice over it. super disappointment.

The bag leaks

I recently tried the Kinder's Butcher's Brine Kit and was honestly impressed with how easy it made the whole process.

The kit comes pre-measured with a great blend of salt, sugar, and spices, so there's no guesswork involved. The flavor it adds is solid—savory with just a touch of sweetness, and it really penetrates the meat well. I used it on chicken, and it came out noticeably more juicy and tender than usual.

What I liked most is how beginner-friendly it is. You just mix it with water, submerge your meat, and let it sit—no complicated steps. It's a huge time-saver compared to building a brine from scratch.

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