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by Bob McKown on 17 March 2011 - 13:03
Necks .72 per lbs
Backs .72 per lbs
Thight leg 1/4s .82 per lbs
per 40 lbs boxes
Price ? Average?, for what you pay??
by petoasis on 17 March 2011 - 13:03
It double in Hong Kong
by Hedi on 17 March 2011 - 14:03
Wow. I try to pay .39 a pound for chicken leg quarters....but that has not happened in awhile so I am paying .59 cents a pound right now. In late spring there will be a meat sale and I hope to pick up at least 100lbs for .19 cents a pound (at least that is what the meat guy told me it will go for). Guess chicken is in higher demand right now.
by schdiva on 17 March 2011 - 14:03
Leg quarters. .59 per lb. Sometimes on sale for .49 per lb. Great sale at .39 per lb. 10 lb bags.
by clc29 on 17 March 2011 - 14:03
Just curious, when you by your chicken is it organic?
by djc on 17 March 2011 - 14:03
Leg Quarters on sale 39c and 59c not on sale. Backs from the butcher 15c.
Debby
Debby
by Nans gsd on 17 March 2011 - 14:03
.60 cents per pound for leg quarters at Wal Mart in 10 lb bags; do not use necks/backs ususally but did find a 10 lb sack of necks/backs at Latino market for $3.90 so 39 cents per pound, thigh/drumsticks seem pricey for what they are so I don't use, if need be I cut apart leg quarters of skin for my old girl as sometimes quarters are too large for her wasteline.
How about beef prices and any large game meats for variety?? I can't seem to find that; Sometimes I find beef shank for $1.49lb; that is about the best I can find. No goat, elk or anything exotic though, really hard to find. Have great days everyone, Nan
How about beef prices and any large game meats for variety?? I can't seem to find that; Sometimes I find beef shank for $1.49lb; that is about the best I can find. No goat, elk or anything exotic though, really hard to find. Have great days everyone, Nan
by Ramage on 17 March 2011 - 14:03
Be careful with the Walmart chicken. It is very high in sodium. One of my girls does not handle it well at all and needs very low sodium chicken.
I buy the Gold Leaf brand, which is low sodium. It's around 50 cents per pound and comes in a 10 lb bag. To me, the bags are easier to deal with than a 40 lb box. The boxes aren't that much cheaper, so its worth the extra pennies for the bagged chicken.
I buy the Gold Leaf brand, which is low sodium. It's around 50 cents per pound and comes in a 10 lb bag. To me, the bags are easier to deal with than a 40 lb box. The boxes aren't that much cheaper, so its worth the extra pennies for the bagged chicken.
by Nans gsd on 17 March 2011 - 15:03
Great, thanks for the tip Ramage; I'll check it out. Why can't they leave stuff alone?? Sodium, not happy; I do soak for a hour or more before I feed that might help a little.
I have also found good prices on whole chickens which contain the innards also which makes it a good buy. and NO the chicken(s) are not organic. Wished I had a good source for that though, may look into that. Thx Nan
I have also found good prices on whole chickens which contain the innards also which makes it a good buy. and NO the chicken(s) are not organic. Wished I had a good source for that though, may look into that. Thx Nan
by VomMarischal on 17 March 2011 - 16:03
I pay about 55 cents a pound by the 40 lb case, but sometimes a little less--and that is leq quarters. Ramage, that means four ten-pound bags.
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