Thanksgiving Miracle? Butterball Unveils Turkey You Can Roast Straight From Frozen

Photo: Butterball
Photo: Butterball

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, Butterball is shaking up holiday prep with the launch of their new Cook from Frozen Premium Whole Turkey. Designed to go straight from the freezer to the oven, this first-of-its-kind turkey eliminates the need for thawing or extra prep, giving hosts more time to enjoy the holiday with loved ones.

The Cook from Frozen turkey simplifies things for both first-time and seasoned cooks alike, offering a no-prep, no-stress, no-mess solution for Thanksgiving dinner. Butterball’s turkey is brined with a special formula that ensures it stays juicy and flavorful throughout roasting—no need for basting, brining, or seasoning. It even skips the hassle of removing necks or giblets.

Cooking a turkey straight from the freezer to the oven sounds like a game-changer, but the claim that it requires no basting, brining, or seasoning has me raising an eyebrow. Is the flavor going to be as absent as a truant student? Let’s hope that special formula brine delivers.

Butterball Cook from Frozen turkeys will be available starting in November at Publix, Lowes Foods, and Harris Teeter, along with select Walmart, Kroger, and Kroger banner stores.

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