Americans will eat more than 46 million pounds of turkey this Thanksgiving, now that’s a lot of turkey!  If you are hosting Thanksgiving this year, we have a list of and tips for buying the “bird” this year.

Trader Joe’s

Trader Joe’s will be receiving their turkeys in their stores on November 14^th, but will be closed on Thanksgiving so if you order or want to pick up a turkey from Trader Joe’s you have to do so before the big day!

Trader Joe’s sells “All Natural” brined turkeys.  They are fed an all vegetarian diet, are minimally processed and NEVER  receive antibiotics or growth hormones.

Trader Joe also sells a large variety of sides and deserts including many vegan, vegetarian and dairy free options.

Whole Foods

Whole foods sells a wide variety of turkeys including: Organic (certified to be fed 100% organic diet and to have access to outdoors), Mary’s Brined Free Range Turkeys which ar fed a vegetarian diet, have no antibiotics or growth hormones and are fed Non-GMO Verified feed), Heritage turkeys which are typically leaner with more dark meat and less white meat, Kosher Turkeys raised and processed under Rabbinical supervision.

You can also purchase a prepared turkey with our without the fixings.  Click Here and get $10 off.  For smaller groups, Whole Foods sells turkey breasts.

The Rabbi’s Daughter

The Rabbi’s Daughter located at 2322 Westwood Boulevard in Los Angeles sells cooked and fresh Kosher Turkeys, plus sides and desserts.  Find out more here. 

More Places to Buy Your Thanksgiving Turkey

Pavilions, Ralphs and Getson’s Market also sell turkeys; call your local store to learn more about their prepared turkeys and selection.