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Bernard Matthews Golden Norfolk Basted Turkey Crown Medium Serves 6-10 for £10 - online @ Iceland
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Posted 26 November 2021

Bernard Matthews Golden Norfolk Basted Turkey Crown Medium Serves 6-10 for £10 - online @ Iceland

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Turkey crown reduced to £10 (from £16) at Iceland today.

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At Bernard Matthews we've already basted our turkey crowns using our special recipe for a delicious, stress free meal.. Reared on British farms. Ideal for smaller gatherings, our Golden Norfolk Turkey Crowns make the perfect roast dinner. Our Crowns offer just breast meat for those that prefer white meat only, and are an easy to carve option.

> British Turkey

> 100% Breast Meat no waste

> Easy to carve

> Serves 6 - 10
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Iceland has currently Get £6 off your first £45+ shop , and the referrer gets £6 off a £60+ spend campaign, if you want to use it you can do so from this .

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  1. plodging's avatar
    The fact is that almost every year I pick up fresh turkeys after Xmas , some as low as £5 ,from varying supermarkets and Chuck them in the freezer .
    So they have traditionally over produced year on year for many years . Be interesting to see if there is a shortage .
    More worried about new covid / 20ft of snow / 1000 mph winds… after watching the BBC news for 10 minutes.
  2. Stormpooper's avatar
    Bootiful!
  3. plodging's avatar
    I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage of turkeys .. low and behold they are flogging them for £10 .
  4. deleted1412143's avatar
    r200ti26/11/2021 11:07

    Yeh its strange that, not like the media to make up silly stories about …Yeh its strange that, not like the media to make up silly stories about impending doom that never happens


    Retailers also like to spread the shortage stories. Get's people out panic buying early and in the end spending even more money than they otherwise would have.
  5. MarcB's avatar
    plodging26/11/2021 10:21

    I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage …I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage of turkeys .. low and behold they are flogging them for £10 .


    Shortage of fresh turkeys. These would have been frozen long long ago.
  6. deleted531767's avatar
    plodging26/11/2021 10:21

    I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage …I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage of turkeys .. low and behold they are flogging them for £10 .


    Loads of stories about shortages just to drum up extra business. Haven't noticed shortages of anything here.
  7. r200ti's avatar
    plodging26/11/2021 10:21

    I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage …I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage of turkeys .. low and behold they are flogging them for £10 .


    Yeh its strange that, not like the media to make up silly stories about impending doom that never happens
  8. herrbz's avatar
    plodging26/11/2021 10:21

    I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage …I thought the doom and gloom MSM reported a few weeks ago a huge shortage of turkeys .. low and behold they are flogging them for £10 .


    Big difference between factory-farmed frozen turkey and "fresh" Christmas turkey
  9. Mobb_Deep's avatar
    herrbz26/11/2021 11:28

    Big difference between factory-farmed frozen turkey and "fresh" Christmas …Big difference between factory-farmed frozen turkey and "fresh" Christmas turkey


    The Frozen Turkey should have worn a coat whilst the other Turkey be lookin fresh
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  10. herrbz's avatar
    Depending on your point of view, Bernard Matthews is either responsible for the biggest ornithological genocide of recent times or he’s the greatest farmyard to table strategist of the last one hundred years.
  11. DiscoDave57's avatar
    Going Cold Turkey 🦃 for Xmas
  12. dale7's avatar
    Good price i wonder how many will get this.........good luck shoppers!
  13. ArchiMcbaine's avatar
    last year Iceland sold this for £10 sometime early december as part of there 12 days to christmas promotion, so expect the same again if you miss this offer today
  14. uglybeautyqueen's avatar
    It's a shame it's online and not in-store, really good price though.
  15. r200ti's avatar
    deleted141214326/11/2021 11:16

    Retailers also like to spread the shortage stories. Get's people out panic …Retailers also like to spread the shortage stories. Get's people out panic buying early and in the end spending even more money than they otherwise would have.


    food retailers would avoid doing that, its not like Graphics cards where 1 company makes them all. With food retail they need to keep stock levels manageable and also keep people in store. They wouldn't risk the potential impact of messing with stock like that just sell something that is going to sell anyway.
    due to what people want to believe there will be lots of reasons banded about, but one solid pattern we have seen over the last few years is the press with a sensationalism + agenda combo.
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