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Answers: I love turduckin. For those who don't know it's a boneless chicken, stuffed inside a boneless duck stuffed inside of a turkey. Us southerners eat turduckin at thanksgiving, but they are available year round in many local grocery stores.

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I have never tried it. I do know what it is though. I'm not sure that I would like duck, I do love turkey and chicken.

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Never had it before, but I hear it's really good. I can't think why it wouldn't, it's meat stuffed with meat suffed with meat! It the perfect carnivore meal! lol!

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love it!

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I've heard of it, didn't know what it was called.

I've never tried it.

Do resturants serve it or do you have to fix it yourself.

I live in Tennessee.

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I'm from California and dad once made it for Christmas. It delish!

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I've heard of it. Looked up how to make it and realized it is WAY BEYOND my skills! I would love to try it one day.

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I've only had Easter Turduckin:

Stuff a chocolate egg into a marshmallow Peep.
Stuff the peep into a hollow chocolate rabbit.
Eat the combination.
Get a major Sugar High

More seriously, you can buy pre-made Turduckin at good supermarkets here up north during the hollidays.

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Where I eat (parts of Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming, etc.) we're just starting to hear about this. No one I know has tried it.

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I've never had it, but I don't like duck. Food Network's Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives will be having a show soon on the turducken. Guy went to a local restaurant in Florida and they featured the turducken. Food Network said the show will air around the holidays.

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Born and raised in the south. Living on a farm right now. And I have to say I've never heard of it. I thought you were making a cruel joke about us southerners and cow patties. (guess that's just where a farm girl's mind goes when you say turduckin. lol)

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