great deal on the best muscle builder of all time!
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03-19-2009 02:43 PM
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great deal on the best muscle builder of all time!
Just a heads up safeway has london broil and chicken breast @ 1.99lb 18th-23rd i bought 70lbs yesterday.
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03-19-2009 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by
Quinc
Just a heads up safeway has london broil and chicken breast @ 1.99lb 18th-23rd i bought 70lbs yesterday.

dang...
too bad we don't have any of those.
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03-19-2009 03:04 PM
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We used to have specials like that quite often around here. But inflation is a bitch and the cheapest chicken I can find now is $2.59 for whole untrimmed boneless skinless breasts...
Usually pick up about 10lbs at a time. That's $6 extra if it's on sale, if not, way more.
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03-19-2009 03:42 PM
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Yeah this is the first time i have seen london broil for less then 3$ in months. Quality of the meet i got is 7/10. If you can go the last day and get rain checks so when they put the 5$lb better quality stuff out you can get it for the same price
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03-19-2009 04:52 PM
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My Grandpap just butchered his cattle...I got 100 lbs. for free. lol sorry
That is a helluva deal though, Quinc. I don't have a safeway around here either, or I'd be all over those chicken boobs.
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03-19-2009 06:55 PM
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LOL - Very good thread, man! Definite reps and respect for it. London broil is one of my favorite cuts!! The local chain around here, Giant Eagle (don't ask...Pittsburgh thing I guess), does buy one get one free on them every 6 weeks or so. I usually snag atleast 4 and suck-vac-freeze them.
We also have a little mom-n-pop grocer near where I work that has an actual butcher on hand who does all of their meat products. Everything is top notch and looks excellent. They run a special for bone-in split chicky boob $1.99/lb, buy 5lb get 5lb free. That's just under a buck a pound!!! Sweet!!!!! Bought 20lbs last time they ran it. In all, it was 25 breasts - very nice, very thick, very well cut, and very well preserved in my freezer in meal-size packages.
Eat hardy yo ho!!
-RecoverBro Zombie Specialist and Paracord Wrangler
-Independent due to lies that hurt my family. Loyal to myself and my Bro's.
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03-19-2009 07:05 PM
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I just buy the biggest roast they have and a huge pack of chicken.
stick both in the oven in bulk, boil my rice and my whole wheat pasta in bulk, cook my veggies in bulk and break em all down into servings.
that way when i'm packing my meals (i'm only home long enough to sleep) i can just grab several of each.
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03-19-2009 07:06 PM
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I got completely off topic in that post.
I was gonna say roast is usually the cheapest per lb at the wal mart by me
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03-19-2009 07:53 PM
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lucky currently has chicken at 1.88 per pound
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03-20-2009 05:40 AM
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My butcher sells 10 lb bags of uncut breasts for 26$. They are HUGE. Im a porterhouse man myself.
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03-20-2009 11:28 AM
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damn great deal i will have to pick me up a few pounds.
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03-20-2009 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by
natty texan
I got completely off topic in that post.
I was gonna say roast is usually the cheapest per lb at the wal mart by me
A roast is just a slab of meat before it's cut into steaks!! I prefer Eye of Round roasts. I buy one either fresh or vacupacked, take it home, lay it out, and trim and cut it myself. That way I get the cuts I want, as thick as I want (usually 1.5"), exactly how I want them. If you see a steak with the same name as the roast, invest in a large chef's knife or carving blade (not a fan of serrated blades), and take some time to butcher it yourself. In the end, you'll save money and get a nice cut out of it.
-RecoverBro Zombie Specialist and Paracord Wrangler
-Independent due to lies that hurt my family. Loyal to myself and my Bro's.
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03-20-2009 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by
T-AD
A roast is just a slab of meat before it's cut into steaks!! I prefer Eye of Round roasts. I buy one either fresh or vacupacked, take it home, lay it out, and trim and cut it myself. That way I get the cuts I want, as thick as I want (usually 1.5"), exactly how I want them. If you see a steak with the same name as the roast, invest in a large chef's knife or carving blade (not a fan of serrated blades), and take some time to butcher it yourself. In the end, you'll save money and get a nice cut out of it.
and weird looks from my parents when i buy 30+ pounds of meat in a week, then eat it all without sharing.
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03-21-2009 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by
T-AD
A roast is just a slab of meat before it's cut into steaks!!
This may or may not apply. Piece of meat labeled as a roast is generally slow-cooked then sliced thin (Roast beef). Eye of round is pretty lean and i would probably make cube steaks out of it.(tenderize). That's me.
London Broil is off the Top Round (leg)which is and can be tough if not cooked and sliced correctly( and perhaps marinated in something acidic to break down fibers). I saw Top sirloin at Safeway last week for 2.99. Being off the Top SIRLOIN, would be well worth the increase in price as it is much more tender.
Just trying to help, I hate to see someone but 5 lbs of Chuck roast and try to slice thin for pan frying...
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03-21-2009 10:47 AM
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BTW,
Didn't mean any disrespect by putting down your find, Quinc.
I've been known to buy London Broil especially at that price. Just make sure you look for solid pieces without the lifter on top( strip of meat that sometimes runs over the top) and try and find pieces w/ some kind of marble as this ads to flavor and tenderness.
Worked at a Full service meat market for near twenty yrs and answer questions all day regarding meat. Least I could do is offer a bit of advice to the good people on this board.
P.S. I just looked at the Safeway ad and noticed asparagus for $1.29, Nice!
Always adds a nice aroma when relieving the bladder.
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03-21-2009 10:52 AM
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Safeways here but didn't see that special. Safeway is usually not the best place for buying meats in my area. I usually shop there for other foods stuffs though.
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03-21-2009 08:26 PM
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Originally Posted by
Jayhawkk
Safeways here but didn't see that special. Safeway is usually not the best place for buying meats in my area. I usually shop there for other foods stuffs though.
I mainly shop at winco, dont make enough money to shop at safeway
unless they have a good meat sale
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03-21-2009 08:49 PM
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geeze i've never heard of any of these places.
we have wal-mart, krogers, randalls, H-E-B, and Fiesta, but no "winco" or "safeway"
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