link for the turkey loaf

[Pickles]

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http://www.jennieo.com/products/PanRoast...Roast.aspx

I get these once in a while for Mom and me and now Dean.
You find them in the freezer section. It comes in a foil pan and all you have to do is stick in the oven for about 3 hrs. It gives direction on how to make gravy with the drippings.
You can get either just the white meat form or dark and white meat mix which I prefer and for us it will last 2 meals or so.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Oh we definitely don't have these here! That would be nice to make for Matt to take as sandwiches for lunch during the week.

[lady cop]

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when my kids were little, i would buy them for an easy but good dinner...i didn't know they are still around.

[Flamethrower]

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Oh we definitely don't have these here! That would be nice to make for Matt to take as sandwiches for lunch during the week.

I'm pretty sure Shop Rite or Pathmark would carry them. I believe the brand most common would be Banquet.

[Twitchin Kitten]

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Banquet sucks. It's rare I buy frozen foods and those giant family packs of swill are not bought. It seems the worst frozen food products are located in a case at the end of the produce aisle instead of in with the rest of the frozen foods in the middle of the store.

I definitely do NOT shop at PathMark. The place is filthy.

[Flamethrower]

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Well those are the two grocery stores that came to my mind when I thought about where you live. There are other brands besides banquet that make it as well. I think Stouffers, Swanson and On-Core also make turkey loaf. (On-core is crap though too). Ever shop at Genuardi's? There's one in Barnegat. I went to the one in Egg Harbor Twp while on vacation a couple years ago and they seem to be a decent chain.

[kbear]

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I make them when I want turkey and don't want to cook a big turkey!

Add some potatos, or rice and some vegatables and you are good to go for dinner.
Don't forget a big glass of milk!!