Kosher turkey is differentiated from non-kosher turkey by the way it is killed and salted. It must be ritually slaughtered by a certified kosher butcher and supervised by a rabbi. Salting is done to remove the blood from the bird, a requirement of Jewish law. Kosher turkeys are also antibiotic-free, grain-fed, and free-range.
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