Delivered Fresh.

Finger Lakes Cider House raises its turkeys the way a turkey should be raised—fully pasture-raised, moved to fresh ground every two days so the birds are always on clean grass, rather than worn-out dirt or stuck on concrete inside of a barn. The Cider House is a diverse, regenerative farm that sits in the heart of New York's Finger Lakes region, where turkeys have become a cornerstone of restoring the soil in their rotational grazing system. The turkeys get a diverse diet of pasture plants and bugs, while spreading fertility and energizing the soil for the cattle and sheep that graze after them.

With abundant sunshine, clean water, and far more space than most turkey operations allow, these birds thrive without hormones, antibiotics, and a non-GMO glyphosate-free diet. It is a slower, more hands-on way to raise a turkey, closer to how the bird would have been raised a century ago than how most turkey today gets to market. The farm keeps its practices visible on purpose, open to visitors seven days a week, reflecting the farm's transparency and commitment to raising their turkeys with care. Raised this way, their turkey is simply, better: it tastes better, the birds are healthier, and you can feel good about where it came from.

Pasture Raised Broad Breasted Turkeys are $9.99/ lb.

Turkey Deposits

When you’re charged: A non-refundable deposit will be automatically charged on October 19th for all turkeys added to cart now through October 19th. After October 19th, the deposit will be billed about 48 hours after it is added. You'll see a "Bills on" date listed on the turkey in your cart, and the morning after you add a turkey, we'll email you confirming the deposit amount and billing date.

Your deposit counts toward your final bill: The deposit is applied to your final order total, so you’ll never be charged for it twice.

If you remove your turkey: Once the deposit has been charged, it is non-refundable. If you change your mind and remove the turkey from your order, the deposit will be forfeited.