- Popeyes is bringing back their Cajun-style turkey, just in time for Thanksgiving
- If making the actual turkey for Turkey Day is just too much to handle, Popeyes will take care of the hard part with their perfectly seasoned, pre-cooked turkey that can serve anywhere from eight to 12 people.
- You can either pick one up yourself from your local restaurant for $54.99 or get it delivered straight to your door for $99.
- All you have to do after receiving your bird is thaw, heat, and enjoy.
- They’ve got you covered for sides too.
- Mashed potatoes with Cajun gravy, green beans, and red beans and rice—they’ve got everything you need to make your Thanksgiving feast less of a stress fest and more of a reality.
- You can place your order for Popeyes’ showstopping turkey now at turkeys.popeyes.com.
Popeye's Will Make Your Thanksgiving Turkey
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