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Norfolk Black Turkey

The Norfolk Black Turkey is a traditional Christmas breed.

The Norfolk Black has jet black feathers and white flesh.
The beak and feet of this bird are also black.
This breed has a smaller breast.
Norfolk Blacks are slow growing birds and take longer to mature than other breeds of turkey.
A good choice as a free range turkey.
A curious and mischevious bird.
The Norfolk Black has a friendly nature.
The meat has a strong, gamey flavour.
Norfolk Black turkeys originate from Mexico and came to Europe in the 1500s.

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