What does turkey taste like?

Question

I always wanted to taste Turkey meat. I always see Turkeys on thanksgiving only on television. Turkey is not a norm in my country — PH. 

Answer 1

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Turkey has a more extravagant, more obscure taste than chicken, and it makes considerably more magnificent stock and stock. From that point forward, however, the distinctions are not many. We should gauge them up:

A turkey is greater than a chicken: You'll need a greater dish.

A turkey needs all the more flavoring: Because it's greater than a chicken.

A turkey needs to brackish water for more: Because it's greater.

A turkey needs to cook somewhat more than a chicken: Because, once more, it's greater.

Answer 2

Its a strange taste.  To much fat in it. The breast can be dry. & a bland taste to it.  It will never replace our native peacocks for flavor in a big bird. Most only want to taste it once. Just to say they have had American bird. & at U.S. $30 a LB. very expensive for what you get when found. Not worth the cost. 

Answer 3

Like chicken someone farted on.

Answer 4

I think chicken tastes better. 

Answer 5

"♥ Sweetness ♥" has your answer better than I can explain.

Chicken but, yeah better, "savory".

L-Tryptophan actually is NO issue with Turkey.

Turkey is Awesome.

Answer 6

To me, it has a very similar taste to chicken, but it seems that it is a bit more savory; sort of next level chicken. 

Answer 7

It’s like chicken, but less chickeny

Answer 8

Similar to a milder, slightly drier chicken. 

Answer 9

It tastes like slightly drier chicken.

Answer 10

Rey,  it has a taste like a cross between a Bald Eagle and a Barred Owl.

Answer 11

It tastes good you should try it