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Call The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line For All Your Turkey Questions

Aimee Thomas November 22nd
STAMFORD, CT - NOVEMBER 24: A Guatemalan immigrant carves the Thanksgiving turkey on November 24, 2016 in Stamford, Connecticut. Family and friends, some of them U.S. citizens, others on work visas and some undocumented immigrants came together in an apartment to celebrate the American holiday with turkey and Latin American dishes. They expressed concern with the results of the U.S. Presidential election of president-elect Donald Trump, some saying their U.S.-born children fear the possibilty their parents will be deported after Trump's inauguration. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and delicious food. But if you’re the one responsible for cooking the turkey this year, you might be feeling a little bit of holiday stress. Have no fear! The Butterball Turkey Talk-Line is here to help. available to answer all of your turkey-related questions, no matter how big or small. So whether you’re wondering how long to defrost your bird or how often you should baste, the experts at Butterball have got you covered. Read on for everything you need to know about the Turkey Talk-Line, so you can relax and enjoy your Thanksgiving feast stress-free.

-What is the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line?

The Turkey Talk-Line is a service provided by Butterball that allows users to get answers to their turkey-related questions by calling a toll-free number or sending a text message. The service is available from November 1 through December 24, so you can get all the help you need in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving. The Talk-Line experts are there to answer any and all of your questions, no matter how big or small. And if you’re worried about sounding silly, don’t be! The Talk-Line experts have heard it all before, so they’re more than prepared to answer even the most unusual questions.

-How do I access the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line?

There are three easy ways to access the Turkey Talk-Line: by phone, by text, or through the Butterball Skill for Amazon Alexa. To reach an expert by phone, simply call 800-BUTTERBALL (800-288-8372). To send a text message, simply send your question to 844-877-3456. And to enable the Butterball Skill for Amazon Alexa, just say “Alexa, ask Butterball…” followed by your question. No matter how you choose to reach out, an expert will be more than happy to assist you.

-What kind of questions can I ask?

You can pretty much ask any turkey-related question on the Turkey Talk-Line and an expert will have an answer for you. Some of the most common questions include: How long does it take to defrost a turkey? How do I cook a turkey? What’s the best way to carve a turkey? But no matter what question you have, feel free to give them a call or send them a text – they’ve heard it all before!

Everything you need to know about the Butterball Turkey Talk-Line. Don’t spend hours scouring the internet for answers to your turkey questions – just give them a call or send them a text and they’ll be more than happy to help. After all, that’s what they’re there for!

Wishing you a happy and stress-free Thanksgiving feast!

 

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Most people will drive this holiday, which makes sense: the average airfare prices are up about 40% from 2021, with leisure travelers paying an average of $289 one way, according to CNN. AAA estimates that 49 million will travel by car over holidays, compared to 4.5 million who fly. And for those drivers, gas prices are a far bigger concern than airfares. See the best traveling hacks this Thanksgiving holiday below, and save yourself time and money:

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