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Deal or No-deal? (Original Post) Ptah Oct 2012 OP
Deal, if they are edible. cbayer Oct 2012 #1
moderately good price noamnety Oct 2012 #2
I avoid stores with double-tier pricing. It's a disturbing trend. HopeHoops Oct 2012 #3

cbayer

(146,218 posts)
1. Deal, if they are edible.
Sat Oct 13, 2012, 06:37 PM
Oct 2012

I have found the quality of chicken parts to have plummeted over the past year.

Nasty tough skin, tasteless chew meat.

I've got guests in for an extended stay and I broke down and bought my poultry at Whole Foods yesterday. I paid substantially more than what you have here, but I know that it is going to be very, very good.

 

noamnety

(20,234 posts)
2. moderately good price
Sat Oct 13, 2012, 11:57 PM
Oct 2012

1.19 is the going rate at aldis for chicken thighs (with bones and skin). But the last ones I got there were markdowns, so it was $2 off per package. I got a few packs and froze them. Checking the freezer just now, the top one in the stack was 3.92 lbs for $2.66 after the discount.

for comparison: $1.29 is the price this month for b/s chicken breasts at my local market. I bought 10 lbs, I'm roasting that and slicing it for sandwiches. Much cheaper than deli meat at 3-5 times the cost, and healthier.

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