[lopushok]

If I substitute a Jennie-O ground turkey patty for a beef patty is it OK to do that occasionally or is turkey a big No-No in P2?
Beef seems like it would be higher calorie but from looking at the product labels the turkey is higher??

Any input would be appreciated.

[poispanna]

Turkey is a BIG no-no due to fat content - stick with the beef patty! Turkey also tends to make a lot of folks stall.

[Dilangos]

Turkey is a BIG no-no due to fat content - stick with the beef patty! Turkey also tends to make a lot of folks stall.

Quite frankly, I am afraid to buy ground beef these days with all of this "pink slime" news.

[BodoidearoLew]

Quite frankly, I am afraid to buy ground beef these days with all of this "pink slime" news.

Buy grass fed organic 96% lean hamburger...

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[rolex-buy]

Buy grass fed organic 96% lean hamburger...

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Will do. Thank you!

[DoctorDeryOne]

I can understand the pink slime concern, but there are stores that don't add it. This article explains which do and don't:

http://www.thedaily.com/page/2012/03...e-grocers-1-4/

Quite frankly, I am afraid to buy ground beef these days with all of this "pink slime" news.

[allmyflights]

If I substitute a Jennie-O ground turkey patty for a beef patty is it OK to do that occasionally or is turkey a big No-No in P2?
Beef seems like it would be higher calorie but from looking at the product labels the turkey is higher??

Any input would be appreciated.

why dont you try a ground chicken patty instead??

[KuznehikVasaN]

That's a good idea, too, hcg? I ground both beef and chicken in my little Magic Bullet. I don't think I'd want to do pounds and pounds of meat, but it worked well for my few ounces. (I made meatballs out of them each time for my soup!)

[envenonearo]

why dont you try a ground chicken patty instead??

That's a great idea!
Thanks.