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TypeError: X.prototype.y called on incompatible type |
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Message |
TypeError: 'this' is not a Set object (EdgE) |
TypeError: Function.prototype.toString called on incompatible object (Firefox) |
TypeError: Function.prototype.bind called on incompatible target (Firefox) |
TypeError: Method Set.prototype.add called on incompatible receiver undefined (Chrome) |
TypeError: Bind must be called on a function (Chrome) |
Error type |
TypeError |
What went wrong? |
When this error is thrown, a function (on a given object), is called with a this not corresponding to the type expected by the function. |
This issue can arise when using the Function.prototype.call() or Function.prototype.apply() methods, and providing a this argument which does not have the expected type. |
This issue can also happen when providing a function that is stored as a property of an object as an argument to another function. In this case, the object that stores the function won't be the this target of that function when it is called by the other function. To work-around this issue, you will either need to provi... |
Examples |
Invalid cases |
var mySet = new Set; |
['bar', 'baz'].forEach(mySet.add); |
// mySet.add is a function, but "mySet" is not captured as this. |
var myFun = function () { |
console.log(this); |
}; |
['bar', 'baz'].forEach(myFun.bind); |
// myFun.bind is a function, but "myFun" is not captured as this. |
Valid cases |
var mySet = new Set; |
['bar', 'baz'].forEach(mySet.add.bind(mySet)); |
// This works due to binding "mySet" as this. |
var myFun = function () { |
console.log(this); |
}; |
['bar', 'baz'].forEach(x => myFun.bind(x)); |
// This works using the "bind" function. It creates a lambda forwarding the argument. |
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Thanksgiving Turkey Breast, Boneless Skinless, 3 to 4 LB Avg, Pasture Raised Free Range Turkey Breast |
$ 62.90 |
SKU 4013 |
You are ordering based on the number of Boneless / Skin OFF turkey breasts that you would like. |
Ex: 1 quantity = 3-4 lb Avg. Turkey Breast |
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DO NOT ORDER ANY OTHER ITEMS WITH YOUR Thanksgiving TURKEY PURCHASE. AS THEY WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY REFUNDED AND NOT SHIPPED. |
Your magnificent Circle C Farm Turkey will have a soft pink meat color and soft yellow fat color from the bounty of the grasses, bugs, grubs, flowers and all the goodness from grazing on our pastures. You will also get the neck and giblets with your bird. They will come in a separate bag. |
Please keep in mind that because of their diet and exercise, our birds are leaner than commercial turkeys. Our livestock actually live outside on pasture and enjoy the sunshine and afternoon breezes of South Florida. No hot houses or feedlots on our farm, nothing but warm air, guardian dogs for protection and lots of... |
When cooking them, keep in mind they have a little less fat. We have found cooking with a wet, slow heat yields a more tender bird. You also don’t need lots of seasoning; our birds are pretty amazing both in meat flavor and texture. |
• We have some “Pasture to Plate” cooking tips for you, they will come with your bird. |
• We DO NOT recommend that you stuff your bird, best to prepare your stuffing separately, so that the turkey cooks properly inside and out. If you ‘stuff’ you will need to adjust your cooking time and do a temp check for food safety. |
Our whole birds are great for grilling, roasting, frying and or smoking! |
TURKEYS BEING SHIPPED TO YOU: (Local Farm Store Pick Ups – read down further) |
This is for Shipping your Turkey ONLY. |
We will ship UPS 1-2 Ground, or UPS 2 Day Air. |
Shipping will depend on your location. |
(Please DO NOT Choose the “Local Bonita Farm Store Pick Up” Option or your bird will be here at our Farm Store and you it will not be shipped L.) |
ALL Turkeys will be shipped FROZEN with DRY ICE and will ship SEPARATE |
from any other items ordered / purchased for the holiday. |
To ensure enough travel time to you…and that they get there with enough time |
to be prepared for the ‘Big Day!’ |
PREPARE YOUR FREEZER FOR YOUR AMAZING THANKSGIVING TURKEY |
Thanksgiving Turkeys will start shipping out Monday, the week of Nov. 11th, 2019 |
Confirmation Emails from UPS will be sent to you when UPS SCANS your turkey cooler at our farm and is Tendered to THE UPS FACILITY. |
Do to our harvesting schedule and to ensure food safety, we will ONLY offer our turkeys FROZEN for both local pick up and for those being shipped to you. |
LOCAL BONITA FARM STORE PICK UP & Check Out: IF YOU PURCHASE IN STORE IT IS AN IN STORE PICK UP ONLY. WE WILL NOT SHIP YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY. |
PREPARE YOUR FREEZER! |
STORE PICK UP: Starts Friday, November 22nd – November 27th , 2019 – REMEMBER WE ARE CLOSED ON SUNDAY. Please put in the NOTES/Special Instructions at CHECK OUT what day you want to pick it up, so that we can have it at the Farm Store for you on that date/day. |
CHOOSE FROM THESE DATES |
Friday, November 22nd - 9 AM - 6 PM |
Saturday, November 23rd – 9 AM – 3PM |
Monday, November 25th – 9 AM – 6 PM |
Tuesday, November 26th – 9 AM – 6 PM |
Wednesday, November 27th - 9 AM - 6 PM |
Remember it will be a FROZEN Turkey, so plan backward for prep time. |
WEBSITE INSTRUCTIONS FOR “CHECK OUT” and BONITA FARM STORE LOCAL PICK UP: |
When you choose “LOCAL” at check out, make sure to choose the Bonita Farm Store Pick Up Option. There is no charge to pick up your turkey at the store, but in order to keep everything organized we have this option set up, please choose this option at check out. |
REMEMBER to TELL us what DAY you are PICKING up your Awesome Turkey, |
so we can have it there for you. |
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