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I've gleamed all the information I could off "find" and I'm left with a few questions some of you might help me with.

I am thinking about vending turkey Drumsticks at a couple venues this summer. I've concluded that brining is not necessary because of the dark meat moisture. Also skinning is not needed (I may be wrong here). I plan on wrapping in foil after pulling from an FEC-100 and offering BBQ sauce on the side.

Since I live in Utah, a major source of Turkeys, drumsticks should be available, I just need to find them. Anyone have success in these and what would be a fair price to charge?
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Here in my town in California they have a Crawdad Festival every fathers day weekend. There is a guy who sells turkey legs every year. They are brined, frozen and then warmed over charcoal. They cost him a buck a piece and he sells them for $7.00 each. The line is always about 20 people deep. He clears around $45-60k for the 2.5 day festival.

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