What are giant turkey legs?

Now let’s tackle WHERE these giant leg’s come from. Disney Turkey Legs are tom turkeys, which is WHY they are so big. The USDA, FMIA (Federal Meat Inspection Act), FDA, and PPIA (Poultry Products Inspection Act ) regulations wont allow emu to be sold as turkey.Click to see full answer. Simply so, where do giant turkey legs come from?The drumsticks come from toms — the male turkeys who have far larger legs. The turkey leg debuted at Big Al’s Coonskin Caps in Frontierland at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World in the late 1980s, grew in popularity, and then went on to migrated west to Disneyland.Beside above, how does Disney make their turkey legs? Disney legs are injected with a curing brine with a special curing salt that gives it a pink color, and then it is smoked. No wonder most folks say it tastes like ham. That’s how they make wet cured ham. And that’s how they sell drinks! Considering this, what are giant turkey legs made of? Despite his claims, the turkey legs are not disguised emu legs. “We hear that all the time. They’re real turkeys. It’s what they are,” Robert Adams, executive chef at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom confirmed to the Orlando Sentinel.Are turkey legs good?The meat’s not exactly a health food. Disney doesn’t reveal specific nutrition information, but a 2013 New York Times article stated the jumbo turkey legs have 720 calories and 36 grams of fat. But there’s a good chance you’ll walk enough at the park to burn that many calories.

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