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what is a turkey blaster
 
looks like a hydrometer
 
It's a bulb and a cylinder, used to suck up juices (or with caudates, tank waste)
 
check out kitchen section of supermarkets/department stores. Or if you have cheap shops where you can buy anything (like $2 and Pricebuster stores in NZ, 100pta shop in Spain, Pound Shop in UK) We got ours from $2 shops, not many people in NZ baste with turkey basters, we just use large spoons or ladels to baste our hams or roasts!
 
i thought it was a turkey blaster too!! hehe, but indeed it is a turkey Baster and its like a giant pipette! You use it to suck up the axies poop! good fun!
 
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