Have You Heard The Story About These Caveman Pops AKA Roasted Turkey Legs? It’s A Real Whopper!
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So, the other day my middle son and I were heading out to the grocery store but first, we wanted to stop someplace for lunch. My son suggested Burger King. When we pulled into the parking lot my son told me that he planned on having a Whopper, which is cool because I planned on the same thing. After we ate, we continued on to the grocery store.
At the store, we spotted this big package of turkey legs and my son immediately said, “Mom, let’s get those and pretend to be cavemen like we did at the state fair!” I had to giggle about this because last week at the fair we did eat turkey legs like a coupla cave dwellers. I asked him wasn’t his whopper enough and he said, “Nope. Just like the brontosaurus burger wasn’t enough for Fred Flintstone.” Ha!
Recipe and photo courtesy of Food Network.
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