Works out cheaper than Aldi, so ideal for freezing.
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macliam
6 Jul 1511#30
I find it incredible that , after all the horror stories about factory farming, salmonella, mad cow disease, etc., etc., people are still looking at meat as a commodity to buy at the lowest possible price.
This isn't a question of animal welfare, but self protection. To sell meat significantly cheaper, corners have to be cut - so it is either pumped with water (so you are not getting what you pay for) or some regulations have been skirted around (so it is less safe) or it is imported from somewhere where all these things can be done AND the labour costs are lower. Which one of those sounds best to you?
Find somewhere that sells a good product at a reasonable price, check the quality and, if the price is still higher than you can afford, eat less of it!! In other countries meat is a far less significant part of the diet - we in the West consume too much protein.
... and this comes from a confirmed carnivore!
luas1973
6 Jul 158#8
Decent chicken or pumped full of water ?
babylon
6 Jul 156#7
Avaliable everyday at your local butchers.
Russonf
6 Jul 154#17
I get 5kg for £25 from muscle food.
Makro has not been trimmed properly so always have to cut some off
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thope15
6 Jul 15#1
These are really nice, heat added
Connoreeyuh
6 Jul 15#2
This might get me back in the gym at this price, thanks :smiley:
Heres to another month of chicken and veg, mmmmmmm! :confused:
Mellor
6 Jul 15#3
Nice find
Python5
6 Jul 151#4
didnt realise iceland did fresh food
thope15 to Python5
6 Jul 151#6
Yeah they have for a few years
blue_sox
6 Jul 15#5
Heat added. :sunglasses:
babylon
6 Jul 156#7
Avaliable everyday at your local butchers.
smala01 to babylon
6 Jul 154#15
I have always found the local butchers to be very expensive whever i have lived.
luas1973
6 Jul 158#8
Decent chicken or pumped full of water ?
xdaminis
6 Jul 153#9
Probably 1kg is added water :confused:
Not quite that much, but can be up to 18% added water.
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This isn't a question of animal welfare, but self protection. To sell meat significantly cheaper, corners have to be cut - so it is either pumped with water (so you are not getting what you pay for) or some regulations have been skirted around (so it is less safe) or it is imported from somewhere where all these things can be done AND the labour costs are lower. Which one of those sounds best to you?
Find somewhere that sells a good product at a reasonable price, check the quality and, if the price is still higher than you can afford, eat less of it!! In other countries meat is a far less significant part of the diet - we in the West consume too much protein.
... and this comes from a confirmed carnivore!
Makro has not been trimmed properly so always have to cut some off
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Heres to another month of chicken and veg, mmmmmmm! :confused:
Not quite that much, but can be up to 18% added water.