The Thanksgiving feast is just a week away, but do you know how to cook the best turkey? CBS2's Vanessa Murdock went on a hunt to find some of the tastiest turkeys in the Tri-State Area and got tips on prepping the big bird.
All our food should come from places like this: small/medium sized farms of hard working people, not the big conglomerates thwt doesn't care about quality nor the living conditions of the animals
That's why I've limited my consumption of meat. I'm not a vegetarian but I have no idea if the animals not being humanely treated so I eat very little.
@@johnspinelli9396 that's great to hear. Unfortunately tho every animals that ends up being sold as meat is treated inhumanely, as they are all killed and there is no humane way to kill someone who doesn't want to die.
Bearkins Bear I completely disagree, but respect your point of view. I choose to eat meat but always prefer humanely raised, organic, pasture raised animals.
@@samuelmcclung120 Doesn't matter if they're raised in the most humane loving farm ever, they still get slaughtered against their will for no good reason other than a few moments of human sensory pleasure.
@@mistybabe5489 No for starters I'm in the UK and I've never met a native American in my life at least not in person and I've also never been on a protest in my life. As well as a vegan I'm also a humanitarian so bullying anyone is against my personal beliefs.
