[jamorela]

Never heard of it. What’s in it? I use sage and poultry seasoning in my stuffing.

[sjpdjp]

Amazon carries it.

[Hidnscreen]

They have it on Amazon if you can’t find it locally.

[lsauls7537]

Originally Posted by Dana1963

Checked store inventory Walmart Wedgewood out of stock. Could try Publix/ WD available Amazon but must buy multiple quantity. McCormick make a poultry seasoning but then again maybe call stores to check.

was at fresh market yesterday, they have it.

[doodles]

Bells is probably sold out due to COVID. So many folks are not traveling to family this year and cooking.

[Kgcetm]

Consider Amazon.

[Sassxu]

Publix has it.

[wiltma]

Originally Posted by patfla06

Does anyone know or has seen Bell’s Seasoning?
I use it for my stuffing and cannot find it this year.
It comes in a small yellow box with a turkey on it.
Thanks!

I buy it every year in Publix. I usually stock up because you can’t always find it all year. My stuffing wouldn’t be the same without it

[wiltma]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

Thanksgiving stuffing would not be right without Bells. It’s in all the supermarkets where our home is up north. If you can’t find it in Florida, it’s always available from Amazon. A tablespoon of Bells will also help enhance the flavor of your gravy stock. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving : )

I find it every year in Publix

[spjvette]

Originally Posted by patfla06

Does anyone know or has seen Bell’s Seasoning?
I use it for my stuffing and cannot find it this year.
It comes in a small yellow box with a turkey on it.
Thanks!

It can be found at Publix around thanksgiving only but the fresh market usually has it all the time

[BBrown]

Don’t look in seasonings. Front of store in Thanksgiving area. Canned Yams etc found on side

[mrsscamp131]

Publix has it. Stores around here only carry it during the holiday season. I usually stock up.

[talleyjm]

Originally Posted by Bob in Fishers

Amazon has it

It must have gold in it❗️ $12.98 for 3 ounces at Amazon. Yikes. ������

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

As an aside.
When preparing turkey to roast, is it the American way to put the stuffing inside the rear end, and sausage meat at neck end, cover bird with bacon as many do in UK?
Do you cook stuffing/sausage meat in separate dish/tray?

We call it Turkey Dressing, not stuffing, and it isn't stuffed since someone in the family read something about Salmonella. We cook it as a side casserole and I have prepared three different kinds...and served them all as choices. We had a son in law who liked cornbread, husband liked oyster and most who liked celery onion. NONE had sausage, but I am open to it. Sounds great. When I reached adulthood, all Thanksgivings were at MY house so I have no clue what other people eat.

Keep suggestions coming.

P.S. Does anyone put giblets in the dressing/stuffing? I boiled them for years and added them, now I give them to the kitties and put cooked ahead chicken in the dressing/stuffing.

[PugMom]

Originally Posted by jamorela

Never heard of it. What’s in it? I use sage and poultry seasoning in my stuffing.

it's a blend of various seasoning, including thyme & sage, like you already use. it's got this kind of distinct flavor, that once you have it, you'd probably add it again year after year. it's the flavor of Thanksgiving