Festive White Meat Turkey Loaf & Gravy in Roasting Pan, 32 Ounce

baked per instructions, diced into meatball sized chunks, put in a pot with 2 cans spaghetti sauce, doctored it up with garlic and spices, served it with 2 pkgs cooked whole wheat rotini noodles, fresh shredded parmesan cheese, and French bread. oh, and mixed the gravy packet into the spaghetti sauce, it blended right in. another trick: made my own bone and veggie broth in the crock pot the night before for more nutrients and flavor. be sure to add few spoons of vinegar, pickle juice or the rest of the olive jar with brine to the stock. the vinegar releases the nutrients from the bones. of course you don't have to make your own stock, but if you boil your noodles in canned or fresh broth, your spaghetti will be way better. chicken broth abulous, easy, healthy, and made a huge amount of food, probably 12 servings, for next to nothing.

3 bucks for 2 pounds of white meat, or the other white and dark loaf... What can I say? I can make a tasty Thanksgiving or Christmas meal on a fixed income! Stuffing, Green bean casserole, rolls, mash potatoes and gravy, sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie, and a number of other sides for under 30 bucks to feed and fill at LEAST 4 people. I couldn't find this Turkey loaf ANYWHERE here in Las Vegas (Wal-Mart, Vons, Smiths, Albertsons) so what does that tell you? It is awesome for a quick, tasty, and very cost efficient Holiday meal.

We tried this during the covid19 quarantine when meat was pretty scarce. My husband and I loved it! Very tasty (the gravy is great) and it became two meals for us....one from oven as packaged and the next night for hot turkey and gravy sandwiches. What an inexpensive but substantial meal (with mashed potatoes and a veggie). I will definitely buy again!!!!

Made this for Easter dinner during the quarantine and regular turkey was hard to find. It was delicious. Healthier alternative to meat loaf. Made mashed potatoes, stuffing , vegs and rolls. Wonderful dinner!

These are garbage. Nothing like the Jenny-o turkey loaves we've bought for years. Our store stopped carrying the Jenny-O brand and brought it these. Loved the Jenny-O so figured we would give these a try. TERRIBLE! Of the two we bought, one was nothing but fat with a tiny bit of meat and the other was a chunk of glued together meat about a third the size of the pan that just fell apart into small chunks. NOTHING like the Jenny-O brand that was ALWAYS excellent. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE BRING BACK THE JENNY-O BRAND. I will never buy these Festive brand again!