Both are yummy.

I usually prefer mine ice cold.

Make sure you get it very hot. Hot or cold is safe, “kinda warm” is asking for food poisoning. Personally I prefer it cold in a sandwich or turkey salad (yum!).

...provided the turkey doesn't remind you of the Gobi Desert!

the turkey is dried out!

If the turkey is still edible, then either should help it being eaten.
Another possibility maybe is gently steaming it.

Swiss cheese topped with tomato slices and raw onions on toasted multi-grain or sourdough that got a spread of butter or mustard or a light spritz of Italian dressing. Cucumber slices can be used instead of tomato.

Or if there are also left over mashed and sweet potatoes then mush them in a circle, together if you like, and then reheat the gravy and turkey and pour it over the spuds. Also works to do it with left over stuffing.

The potato or stuffing deal also works well to use up left over vegetables along with the turkey and gravy or even just the gravy, vegetables, stuffing/potatoes.

If you have whole potatoes left over you can make turkey hash and fry the patties and serve with some fried or scrambled eggs. Use a little shredded cheese to melt on top of the patties.

For dinner, everything reheated; sometimes hot turkey sandwiches. For lunch and snacks, cold turkey sandwiches. To me, there's nothing better than a turkey sandwich made with real turkey.

I love Thanksgiving.

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Cold is okay too.

from the carcass. Overnight simmering of all the bones to make good broth, etc.

The turkey is always made on the Weber, with briquets and apple and/or cherrywood chips.

One of the great post-Thanksgiving meals.

-- Mal

I’m passing on a pot luck just to have leftovers.😀

I prefer a cold turkey sandwich on white bread with lettuce, mayo, salt & pepper.

cold refrigerated turkey. The same goes for fried chicken.....

Cold gravy.

involving cream of mushroom soup, pasta or noodles, vermouth, and cheddar cheese.

Simple comfort food that doesn't make it seem like you're eating leftovers.

with mayo and either garlic or onion salt and pepper.

Back in the day, I could eat five of them. I love turkey sandwiches!

Don't make turkey; have no leftovers.