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Search results show three main types: turkey-decorated earthenware cereal/serving bowls, ready-to-heat frozen turkey sausage breakfast bowls, and packages of ground turkey sold for cooking.
Keep the bowls frozen until use and follow the package instructions for heating. They are ready-made frozen meals intended to be heated thoroughly (typically in a microwave) before eating; ensure the product is cooked through per the label.
Available ground turkey options include 93% lean / 7% fat and 99% lean / 1% fat.
Most turkey-print bowls are about 8 inches in diameter and hold roughly 22 ounces. They are sold either as single bowls or in sets (for one person or for four people).
Many listings note microwave and dishwasher compatibility; some items also list oven and freezer compatibility. Compatibility varies by product, so check the specific listing or label.
Package labels include dietary and marketing claims such as No Added Antibiotics; All Natural; Extra Lean; Gluten-Free; 0 Grams Trans Fat; High Protein; Lean; No Added Sugar; No Artificial Fillers, Flavors, Colors or Preservatives; No Added Salt; Minimally Processed; USDA Natural; No Added MSG; Vegetarian-fed; and No added hormones or steroids. Product details listed include form (ground), cooking requirement (needs to be fully cooked), boneless, unseasoned, net weight (16 ounces), and country of origin (United States).
They are described as suitable for cereal, salad, dessert, nuts, and condiments.