Deli meats
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softblondechick wrote: »I suggest just buying a turkey breast and roasting it yourself.
I am done with processed foods, and all the Franken -Chemicals as preservatives. That way you control the sodium- none, and per a pound, it is far cheaper.
Usually, I just buy a rotisserie chicken, break it down, it lasts me a week.
There are brands that are minimally processed.
And FWIW: that turkey that you're buying at the grocery store is also full of sodium and preservatives. Check out the ingredients.
Unless you're going to a farm, picking out your turkey and having them butcher it for you it's going to have sodium and preservatives in it.
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