In El Salvador, leftover turkey is often transformed with a special local recipe before being stuffed into a world-class ...

However, their celebrations were cut short when the man discovered the turkey had gone off, prompting him to tweet: ...

If you're not careful, you could be at risk of eating food that's gone off, so it's important to know how long you can keep ...

A major supermarket has responded after furious Brits hit out at 'rotten' Christmas turkeys. Shoppers have taken to social ...

Customers who bought their birds from Tesco, Lidl and Sainsbury's claim to have discovered their Christmas Day turkeys rotten ...

Christmas has been “ruined” after “disgusted” customers in the UK found their supermarket turkeys were “rotten” and “rancid”.

To make things worse, many said they only realised the main component of their Christmas dinner had gone off this morning - ...

Opened my Turkey to cook this morning, and it is OFF! Stinks to high heaven. "No Christmas dinner for us today...." Someone ...

Customers at Tesco, Lidl and Sainsbury's are facing issues with their Christmas Day turkeys. Some have been met with rancid ...

“The key with turkey is to check the core temperature has reached 75°C to ensure the meat is fully cooked through. “Once the bird is cooked, cover it with aluminium foil and allow it to rest.

Improperly cooked turkey can put festive feasters at risk of food poisoning thanks to germs like salmonella and campylobacter. So, Food Standards Scotland says you should check its temperature ...