Best price. Freshness

Good sandwhich makings

Always a good buy.

Good but pricey

The best

Great product

Lunch meat is great

Good fir sandwiches

Great taste

It tastes really good for what it is and the price point. Many people are put off by the "pillow fill" packages, expecting the usual vacuumed down pack like most lunch meats have. I'm guessing they are trying to not get the slices all crunched together? Or possibly they are filling them with pure nitrogen (with no oxygen the bacteria may not grow as fast). I'm not sure I like these gas filled packages but that is not what I have an issue with. It says "SHAVED Smoked Turkey" NOT Sliced. When I buy shaved turkey in the deli it is near tissue paper thin and falling apart. Because this is processed turkey with some sort of binder it COULD be shaved thin and not fall apart. But I have bought these 2 packs 3 times now and each one has had slices that run from "carving board sliced" thick to medium-thin (like regular slices of ham or bologna). It's shave about as much as President Lincoln was. And then there is the SUPPOSEDLY resealable Ziploc style "press and seal" closure. Someone in the factory must be laughing his backside off every day. Every one on the 6 packs I've bought had the heat seal / plastic weld run right across the press and seal tracks of the bag. When you open the package by pulling to separate the top and bottom plastics, you simply rip one of them off, because that reseal area is WEDLDED SHUT. It would make some wonder if their quality control on the packages is that bad, how is their quality control on the food product itself. But I find that 50-75% of O.M. brand products in the regular grocery stores that have a "resealable pouch" in fact are also welded shut right over the zipper. And my final issue is the "Best By / Consume By" dates are ridiculously difficult to read. I mean REALLY? A medium gray printed on a dark brown background. There is a cream colored stripe across the top, then a red stripe. The print would show up GREAT on either of these, but instead they designed in a nice dark brown box on the right end of the stripes, obviously set aside to print the B.B. date, then decided to use a charcoal gray thermal printing medium.