Reply With QuoteI pay $21.00 for 10lbs of frozen skinless, boneless chicken breast at Sams Club.
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09-14-2003, 06:02 PM #1Registered User
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Chicken..Cost?
I was just wondering how much you all payed for your chicken. Here in australia you cannot get bulk or frozen anywhere i have seen. It is $15 per/kilo at the supermarket for boneless/skinless breast. $10 per/kilo at the market. What about in the US or any other country you may come from?
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$14 for 6.5 pounds/2.95kg boneless/skinless and frozen, Costco USA. At Jodi's price mine should be $13.65.
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I have no Idea. I buy 6 months worth of meat,fish,poultry at a time. The price works out to a little over $400.00 a month. It's all placed in a standup sub-zero freezer and individually wrapped in plastic shrink wrap. It's also the best grade of meats you can buy. Black Label stuff.
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I can usually find Fresh Chicken Breasts on sale for $ 0.99 a pound or get frozen chicken breasts when they are on sale.
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Buck a pound is nuts, we have non frozen stuff here already sliced and ready to go for about $1.99 a pound at best that I've seen.
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I am with Mudge. I buy the 6 pounder at Costco. I refuse to pay over $2.99/pound anywhere.
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Hey Leslie!! where in Jersey are you??? I'm in the Princeton/Trenton area.
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09-15-2003, 06:52 PM #9Senior Member
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So far the only other person from New Jersey on here that I've had conversations with turned out to be a homosexual male. Ask David he knows. hahahahahaha
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Fire, is that "Black Label" a store that you hit in your area or what?
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Right now I reside in Fort LeeOriginally posted by firestorm
Hey Leslie!! where in Jersey are you??? I'm in the Princeton/Trenton area.
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