I enjoy the convenience of the ground turkey. I will frequently bring it home, repackage it into smaller portions to freeze for use later. I want to be sure the next time I purchase it that the weight is correct. It seems like the portions that I froze didn't add up to the package weight this time but I could have made a mistake.

Good buy and better for you. I believe we should seek to avoid processed food, and that includes avoiding anti biotics consumed by the Turkey before processing. No guaranty its better for you, but science seems to suggest it.

Was very happy to finally find ground lean turkey in Sam’s. It’s a healthy product that shouldn’t be limited to the holidays. It should be accessible throughout the year. I find it very versatile as I can prepare so many dishes like Italian meatballs, Indian spicy burgers, and Indian style filling for wraps. This particular product was ground just right to form the burgers and meatballs without bread crumbs.

This is a more convenient way to purchase ground turkey. Consistent guality in product and packaging. My go to for ground turkey.

Honestly I make this with rice and eggs for my dog. So I go through a decent amount of this. It doesn't get as watery as the regular one.

While I like the ground turkey it is getting too expensive. Every time I purchase it has gone up in price. I am retired and on fixed income, so I am not going to be able to afford it before long!

Sam’s has exponentially increased the cost of their ground turkey. This is the first time I’ve even bought it in a while due to the price hike. Why the increase…really.

So I noticed a little scam going on in the marketing of this product after buying the other white package of Jenny-o Ground Turkey from Sam's at $18.88 per package(2.5 lbs). I want to share it with everyone, so they are informed consumers and also so that Sam's will stop this sort of decieptful practice. The main difference between this and the other package is weight, yes this package is the same price($18.88)but it is half a pound less. Also not sure how this happens, but it contains the same ingredients(Ground turkey, Rosemary Extract) however, there is 1 gram more of protein per serving(this packages serving size is 8 oz) and the other white package is (10 oz) So I think maybe somones maths were off or they are straight up lying. Also, it states that there are no antibiotics in this one...and although you may think as I omce did "hey wow that is great, no antibiotics!" I will let you in on a little secret with the poultry industry here in the U.S.A........They strictly prohibit the use of antibiotics in ALL Bird and Fowl(aka Poultry). So that being said this paclgae is a big fat gimmick, just like "free range" and "cage free", it is deceptive marketing targeted to increase sales. This package is half a pound smaller but costs the same and IS literally the same product inside. Be aware of this tactic folks and do your research. Try to buy farm fresh when you can and support local farms/businesses when you can, but when you can know that they are trying to deceive you into spending more when they can. Just look into the labels "cage free", " free range" and " all natural" pr "natural" and see for yourself.

I bought the 97% meat/3% fat ground turkey expecting a lean, high-quality product. However, the meat was full of hard pieces, with a very unpleasant texture when chewing. It felt like the product wasn't processed properly. I don't even want to think they ground up the bones. It's disgusting. It's really unpleasant to find this kind of consistency in a food that should be soft and suitable for normal consumption. I wouldn't buy it again, and I hope the company reviews its quality control.

The price is way to expensive at one point l could get 2 pack for 10 to 12 dollars know it cost me 20 not happy with that