Keep It Oscar first launched in April marking the brand's first master campaign in decades as both an attitude and an invitation to look on the lighter side of life - a new creative rallying cry and state of mind built to unite the entire portfolio of products.

within 7 days Keep our family sized 16-ounce package of deli turkey refrigerated to maintain freshness. If you enjoy our oven roasted deli turkey, be sure to try the other varieties of Oscar Mayer turkey lunch meat. Keep refrigerated. For best quality, purchase and use by date shown, once opened, use within 7 days.

Oscar Mayer Natural Slow Roasted Turkey Breast Sliced Lunch Meat contains no antibiotics, no artificial ingredients, no added nitrates or nitrites and is minimally processed.

Many of the Oscar Mayer products may not seem that bad when you first look at their nutrition facts because their levels of calories, fat, and sodium are decent. However, most of their products, like the Original Bologna, use preservatives like sodium phosphates and sodium nitrite.

Though the origins are not known, the most popular belief is that on seeing the trophy for the first time, Academy librarian Margaret Herrick, who later became its executive director, remarked that it resembled her Uncle Oscar, and the name resonated.

OSCAR STATUETTE FACTS A stylized figure of a knight holding a crusader's sword standing on a reel of film with five spokes signifying the five original branches of the Academy (actors, directors, producers, technicians and writers). No model was used during the design process.

If the product has a different color, smell, or texture (like a slimy or sticky film) than when you first purchased it, throw it out. Avoid tasting the deli meat to confirm, as it may contain dangerous pathogens that you cannot see, taste, or smell.

The Best Way to Store Lunch Meat It's generally fine to consume prepackaged lunch meat seven to 10 days after the sell-by date. Once open, however, it should be eaten within five days.

Skip packaged turkey and chicken Turkey and chicken are often recommended as healthy alternatives to red meat. But if they are preserved, they count as processed meats and are harmful. Roasted chicken and roasted turkey in deli meat packets or at the deli counter have likely had nitrates added. Turkey bacon does, too.

But while turkey is among the leanest deli meats, in the big picture it may not be healthier than other types. That's because all cold cuts are processed meats, like bacon and hot dogs. Regularly eating them - even in amounts less than what you probably put in a sandwich - clearly increases the risk of cancer.

Worst: Salami And salami is highly processed. The World Health Organization has linked processed red meat like this to higher odds of cancer.

Stick with lean cuts of meat If you're looking for the healthiest lunch meat option, choose the leanest cuts of deli meat possible, such as turkey, chicken breast, lean ham or roast beef. “These types of deli meat have the least amount of fat and provide a better nutrient value compared to others,” Zumpano says.