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      A whole cooked free range turkey on a dinner table

      Christmas Poultry

      Delicious, Free Range Festive Poultry for the ultimate traditional Christmas.
      A cooked whole properly free range bronze turkey An oval Good Housekeeping Institute Taste Approved 2026 badge with a white background, black text and border, and a red star at the top.
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      Free Range Bronze Turkey

      From £110.95

      Turkey Crown

      For a smaller gathering, a Turkey Crown is a perfect centerpiece. Our Turkey Crowns come with the wings left on, providing balance in the pan and keeping the crown stable and upright during cooking. This ensures even roasting and a beautifully presented dish.

      Properly Free Range Chicken

      Over the years we have become famous for our Properly Free Range Chickens. We are passionate about the life our chickens lead, which we know results in the most wonderful, unique flavour - chicken as it should be.

      A cooked, whole properly free range goose with potatoes and gravy
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      Free Range Goose

      From £128.45

      Christmas Poultry

      Delicious, Free Range Festive Poultry for the ultimate traditional Christmas.
      A flock of properly free range turkeys A flock of properly free range turkeys

      FAQs

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      • 90% of all chickens reared in the UK for meat are kept indoors - in large scale, automated factory units which can hold hundreds of thousands of birds. Only 8% of birds are reared in a 'free range' system and just 2% are reared as 'organic'. You'll notice we do not use any marketing labels for our birds, there's free-range, and then there's Edenmoor - Properly Free Range. The UK farming standards legally required to label a bird as 'free range' are surprisingly low, with birds only required to have access to the outdoors for half their lives. Some may be kept in barns with natural light, and be given 'enrichment devices' such as perches and pecking objects, but it is not a requirement. In contrast, the starting point for the way we rear our poultry is the life we want to give our birds. Our chickens are free to forage, dust bathe, venture and unfurl their feathers, all of which adds up to a healthy, happy bird with a robust bone structure and tendons, and ultimately contributes to the taste and nutritional value.
      • Bronze Turkey is a heritage breed that originated by crossing wild turkeys with European domesticated birds in the 18th Century. With a dark plumage and a beautiful coppery-metallic sheen, their colouring closely resembles their wild ancestors. Bronze Turkeys are a traditional slow-growing breed which thrives living outdoors amongst grassland pasture.
      • As a general guide, allow around 450-500g of whole turkey per person, depending on how much you want for leftovers. A turkey crown requires less per person as it contains more meat and less bone. When choosing your Christmas turkey, consider the number of guests, appetites and whether you would like extra turkey for Boxing Day.
      • Once our turkey chicks have feathered up they are moved outside where they spend the summer ranging freely on grassy hillsides, actively developing strong bones and muscles. When we say 'properly' free-range we mean it! Our turkeys have plenty of space in which to thrive, they are in a healthy outdoor environment where they build up natural immunity and can freely exhibit all their natural instincts including dust-bathing, displaying and calling to their flock.
      • When we founded Edenmoor over 30 years ago our purpose was to produce food that is a pleasure to eat because it tastes fantastic and is grown ethically and in harmony with nature. Every farming decision we make is influenced by those simple objectives. We strongly believe in the principles set out by the original pioneers of the organic movement. However right from the outset, we felt the word organic would eventually lose its meaning. The term organic has come to be understood by most consumers as grown without synthetic chemicals, which to most peoples surprise, does not always mean that farming practices are sustainable. Sustainability is at the core of our mission here at Edenmoor. So, to put it simply we decided against adopting the organic certification, instead opting to produce food with our own set of standards and total transparency about what we stand for.