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<b>Turducken </b><br>
<b>Ingredients:</b> Turkey, chicken, duck; often also contains stuffing, frequently made with cornbread and pork sausage.<br>
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<b>Fat content:</b> Recipes vary greatly, from as little as 14 grams of fat in a commercially prepared version from CajunGrocer.com, to as much as 53 grams or even a whopping 118 grams of fat in various homemade versions.<br>
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South Carolina is home of the turducken. This Thanksgiving feast consists of a turkey stuffed with a duck stuffed with a chicken -- complete heaven for those who like their meat with a side of meat, chased with a bit of meat.

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( Photo by Eugene Katz )

Turducken
Ingredients: Turkey, chicken, duck; often also contains stuffing, frequently made with cornbread and pork sausage.

Fat content: Recipes vary greatly, from as little as 14 grams of fat in a commercially prepared version from CajunGrocer.com, to as much as 53 grams or even a whopping 118 grams of fat in various homemade versions.

South Carolina is home of the turducken. This Thanksgiving feast consists of a turkey stuffed with a duck stuffed with a chicken -- complete heaven for those who like their meat with a side of meat, chased with a bit of meat.

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