I eat a lot of turkey breast lunchmeat, this one is just meh. The usual brands you can find at other grocery stores are better (not to mention the fresh ones from places with a deli counter). Unless you really need the bulk value, I wouldn’t get this specific item.

This is some very good sandwich meat. It's best with the brown edges on the meat but it's very uncommon to find some without it. I use it mainly for My senior dog's medicine. This is the only human food I give her but she's old and deserves a few luxuries. The price has increased by almost $4 and sometimes more but it really is good sandwich meat and you get quite a bit of it.

Great tasting sliced turkey breast for a sandwich, wrap, or by itself. It's simple oven roasted turkey, so no spices or extra flavoring; just good, plain turkey. The resealable package is also a plus as it keeps the sliced meat fresh. This is a good-sized package for several sandwiches or wraps (we use the Xtreme Wellness High Fiber, Low Carb Tortilla Wraps - yumm).

I liked the taste and how convenient it is to just pull back the green tab on top of front. It reseals every time I close it too. Also like how they are all rolled up in single slices as it makes it easier to remove. I usually have trouble removing just one slice from grocery store delis.

I purchase the Member Mark Oven Roasted Turkey Breast once to twice a month. I love all the Member Mark lunch meats but my girlfriend would prefer if we could get over the counter lunch meat at the same cost due to all the ingredients put in the package. Overall, I am happy with the product and it good with the Member Mark Cheeses.

Great lunch meat for sandwiches. These stay good for a few weeks in the fridge and do great in the freezer too. I buy a few packages at a time since we make these a lot for lunches or quick dinners and it never disappoints. Much cheaper and better than other brands.

As soon as I opened this pack of deli meat, I almost puked from the smell 🤢. I used to buy this a few years ago until one day the most horrible smell of sulfur came out upon opening. I was hoping they had fixed this issue by now but NOPE, NOT TODAY! 🤢 How can you eat when it smells so bad??

If its not fresh roasted in our house, its this product for sandwiches. Price is very competitive and the amount is sufficient for a week in our household. The only negative I have to say about it is the packaging - it takes up a lot of space in our fridge, so we usually repackage it.

This turkey is the perfect slice size. In addition to eating it on sandwiches, I also use it to give my dog his medicine every day. He takes 8 pills twice a day. Other deli turkey slices are too small, or too thin, or they break apart when I roll them up. This product has served me well for this for the past 4 years, though recently I have noticed inconsistent slices resulting in the thinner ones breaking apart when I roll the pills up in them. Consistent product quality is something that is very important to me.

This one was tricky to review. The first day or so, it tastes great. But...It seems to go bad very quickly. Probably because the sticky flap that keeps it closed is faulty, or maybe for some other reason. All I know is by the end of the first week, it's already giving off that "about to go bad" odor. I've bought cold cuts in lots of places, and never had them smell bad this quick. I guess another solution would be to take them out as soon as I got them home, and put them in a freezer bag, but then why would they include the stay fresh closure on the container with them?