Turkeys: Last News

canceled her Thanksgiving plans this year, Martha Stewart has done a U-turn and revealed just how she plans to celebrate.The lifestyle guru, 82, said she’s gearing up to cook a “stuffed and roasted 20-pound organic, heritage bird” as well as “prepping to bake thirty pies” for the holiday.“My colossal chocolate turkey, crafted using my giant antique turkey mold, did not survive storage since October, crumbling into itself.

Families claim their Christmases were ruined after allegedly receiving rotten turkeys from major supermarkets around the country. After making the grim discoveries as they began to prepare for the festive dinner, affected customers have been sharing pictures of the gone-off poultry on social media.

Aldi is selling the UK's cheapest fresh whole turkey this Christmas, which is good news for those looking to celebrate on a budget.

Police) was required in order to check on the man's well-being at a home in Celista.As they arrived at the address, the cops found an injured man who had been attacked by animals.READ MORE: Pet cat and dog filmed feasting on flesh of dead Russian soldiers in UkraineThe man was soon found to have been attacked by a gang of turkeys who were accompanied by a rooster as they left the victim in a sorry state.By the time the authorities arrived at the scene, the victim had already received medical attention with his injuries including two broken hips, a broken finger and multiple lacerations.In a twist that many may have not been expecting, the birds in question are said to have been scheduled to receive the "death penalty for their crimes", according to Sergeant Barry Kennedy.It seems like species is not an issue when it comes to justice for the RCMP.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.In a similar tragedy, two young children were mauled to death by pit bulls while the mother was left in critical condition after suffering horrific injuries.

Eleven workers at Plainville Farms in Pennsylvania have been charged with animal cruelty after a PETA investigator captured video allegedly showing them kicking, stomping and beating turkeys. The mistreatment took place at the company’s farms in Chester, Cumberland, Franklin, Fulton, Perry and Union counties, Pennsylvania State Police said Thursday.

It might be a staple of the Christmas dinner but this year turkey could be missing from the menu for millions across the UK. The chairman of the National Farmers' Union poultry board said the current bird flu outbreak could cause 'carnage' on the supply chain this festive season.

READ MORE Brave bear saved from 17 years of torture named 'Paddington' in touching Queen tribute In response to the crisis, special protection zones have been put in place in Norfolk, Suffolk, parts of Essex and the whole of the south-west of England. The Government currently warns the risk from bird flu is medium, reports The Mirror.A statement on gov.uk reads: “The risk of incursion of highly pathogenic (HPAI) avian influenza H5 in wild birds in Great Britain remains at medium (that is, event occurs regularly).“The risk to poultry with stringent biosecurity is maintained at low (with low uncertainty).“However, the risk to poultry exposure to HPAI H5 in Great Britain with suboptimal biosecurity has been increased to medium (with medium uncertainty), in light of the increased number of infected premises observed during September and the distance of some of these, as well as some wild bird cases, from the coast.“The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has said that avian influenza is primarily a disease of birds and the risk to the general public’s health is very low.”The Daily Mail reports James Mottershead, chairman of the National Farmers' Union poultry board, as saying the disease could cause major disruption at Christmas.“If bird flu gets into turkeys that could cause holy carnage; that could cause real supply chain issues in the run-up to Christmas,” he said.

Turkeys are terrorising a neighbourhood by pecking vehicles, tires and unfortunate children.The area of Woburn, Massachusetts, USA, is gaining traction online but not for a reason you'd probably even think of.Turkey attacks are plaguing the neighbourhood, with neighbours catching footage of the attacks and posting it online.READ MORE: Monster hunter catches 'first glimpse of eel-like Nessie' on Loch Ness camerasLocal resident Meaghan Tolson named the birds who've been demonstrating their aggressiveness in Woburn."The most aggressive one is Kevin, then there are three ladies because their colouring isn't so distinct," she said."It's Esther, Gladys and Patricia. Even if you are parked, Kevin will try to get in your car."There's a litany of both funny and scary footage with Tolson recording almost a dozen videos of the attacks."You have to open your passenger side door and lure them over there, then make a clean break to the house," Tolson explained.The turkeys have filmed taking people hostage by stalking them in their homes or cars with one resident, according to April Drollete, refusing to leave her home.Fellow local April said: "They always go toward [my neighbour's] car, so she will refuse to leave her house if they are going toward her car.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here."There have been times I'm trapped in my car, can't get out, and have to call family members.

Supermarket shoppers claim they have been left furious after opening up 'rotten' and 'rancid' turkeys from M&S, Aldi and Tesco on Christmas Day.

Christmas with “rancid” turkeys up and down the country.Several customers have opened up their turkeys this morning to be left disappointed with Christmas dinner hopes being dashed.A number of social media users have taken to the internet to complain with some citing “rotten” smells and even “mould” on their ruined turkeys.It also seems it is not just one particular supermarket to blame as customers from M&S, Aldi, and Tesco have all complained, reports Hull Live.One woman shared a photo of an Oakham Turkey Crown from M&S with a price tag of £37.80 and use by date of December 27.She said: "Oh no @marksandspencer the turkey is off though in date! Bought at #Teddington store but don't think they will appreciate me returning as smells bad!"Can

Christmas Day.However, have you ever really thought about why we eat turkeys on the big day instead of another meat or food item?Well if you're feeling curious, we have the answers, so read on...Turkeys were first bought into Britain back in 1526.Before this time, people used to eat geese, boars’ head and even peacocks for their Christmas Day dinner.However, after that, turkeys were eaten instead of cows and chickens because the farmers needed their cows more for their milk, while the chickens were needed the eggs (which back then were more expensive than they are today).So instead of killing off one of their livestock for Christmas, they’d have a turkey as it was something different and would affect their milk or eggs supply.King Henry

Aldi is officially the cheapest supermarket to get your Christmas turkey from this year, as the supermarket is selling fresh turkeys for as little as £6.90.

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Kodak Black isn’t letting a rehab stint stifle his efforts to give back this holiday season. The 24-year-old South Florida rapper, whose real name is Bill Kapri, and his team distributed more than 5,000 turkeys, his attorney told TMZ on Wednesday.

Kodak Black may be in rehab, but that did not stop him from organizing a turkey giveaway for several South Florida communities just in time for Thanksgiving.The Tunnel Vision rapper paid more than $14,500 to buy 5,000 turkeys that were given away by his volunteer team, according to TMZ.Black, 24, is in a 90-day residential treatment program after violating the terms of his supervised release by failing a drug test in September. Turkey giveaway:Kodak Black remains in rehab, though the generous rapper did organize a turkey giveaway in several South Florida communities.

Quavo was seen handing out turkeys during the 2021 Quavo Cares Turkey Drive in Atlanta on Tuesday.The 30-year-old rapper appeared to be enjoying his time at the philanthropic event, where he happily donated turkeys to the local community just days before Thanksgiving.The Migos member was also seen posing next to an individual who wore a large foam head bearing a likeness of the performer himself. For a good cause:Quavo was seen handing out turkeys during the 2021 Quavo Cares Turkey Drive in Atlanta on Tuesday Quavo kept it casual in a white puffy jacket worn on top of a red hoodie during the charitable event.The chart-topper also sported a pair of distressed blue jeans and a set of dark beige boots.

Actors Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara are urging people to make one big change to their Thanksgiving menus this year: leave turkey off the plate.

Actors Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara are urging people to make one big change to their Thanksgiving menus this year: leave Turkey off the plate.

Joaquin Phoenix, 47, and fiancée Rooney Mara, 36, have a small ask this holiday season.Just days before Thanksgiving, the couple is urging people to adopt turkeys in lieu of eating them as part of the traditional holiday meal.Last weekend the pair stopped by Farm Sanctuary in Acton, California, where they spent time with a slew of loving rescue birds. Using their influence: Joaquin Phoenix and Rooney Mara are urging people to adopt turkeys in lieu of eating them as part of the traditional Thursday mealSharing with Peoplethe engaged duo said, 'Turkeys are emotional, intelligent, and social animals.

President Joe Biden pardoned turkeys Peanut Butter and Jelly on Friday afternoon in a ceremony at the White House. «Instead of getting basted, these two turkeys are getting boosted,» Mr. Biden quipped.

There has been no end of shortage warnings for this year's Christmas, so Aldi is lending a helping hand this year by selling their Christmas turkeys a little earlier for shoppers.