Keystone All Natural Turkey, 28 oz Can

I tried the Keystone roast beef and liked it now I've tried the turkey. First off, don't be fooled by the 28 oz can because once you open it you're going to get turkey smooshed together in water. When I tasted it it was so dry it took some moisture out of my tongue! I think maybe leaving the juice in and once you're done cooking it then drain the juice would make it moist. What I did, though, was made a turkey pot pie w/o the crust. I would've added the crust or topped it with biscuits but this was an experiment and I didn't want to butcher this meal. So I added two cans of peas and carrots and two cans of cream of chicken soup. That was a little oops moment because there was chunks of chicken but honestly you couldn't tell the difference. I blended rice with this because it's the way my stepmother always made the family's pot pie and I've eaten my pot pies this way ever since. Since it's just me I was able to get more than 5 days out of this but I invited my brother-in-law to be the guinea pig to try this. He don't care for left overs but came back to my home the next day to get more so I was able to get 4 days out of it. If you use the turkey by itself you're going to need more than two cans. I ended up ordering two more of these and the roast beef but a word of caution: Walmart will send dented cans. I had to exchange one can that was dented at the top of the can which would've been hard to open and the other can's bottom was puffy which I thought would probably burst. This turkey is perfect for Thanksgiving. If you wanted to make a turkey stuffing this would work. I most definitely will be buying more of these as long as Walmart keeps selling them.