£3.33/kg. Not as good quality as fresh obviously and has added water but still a good price.
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northwales
29 Feb 16#1
this chicken is ideal for stews and stir fried.
joel1966 to northwales
1 Mar 16#5
in your house maybe..
tangerinemann
29 Feb 161#2
My cat says that's a decent price, but she is a bit fussy!
Civic EG6
1 Mar 161#3
thomaslilley716
1 Mar 16#4
Go see your butcher we get 6kg prime grade A breast for £30 sure one of your locals will sell at that price too.
mamboboy to thomaslilley716
1 Mar 16#8
Because of lack of local access to supermarkets, my butcher buys stuff close to their best before in B&M and sells them in his shop for over RRP. He also sells his daughters terrible cup cakes for £1 each. So, no, not all butchers care about providing value for the community.
They work with very small overheads and struggle to compete with supermarkets. I'm guessing the ones doing great deals are near supermarkets, I'm also guessing they cut corners somewhere to get that meat...
yrreb88 to thomaslilley716
1 Mar 16#11
British or imported? Every time I see prices like that, it's from somewhere in the EU.
I have yet to see cheap British chicken breast at a butchers. :disappointed:
timothyw9 to thomaslilley716
1 Mar 16#12
Not everyone is going to have space for 6kg chicken though
soulio
1 Mar 16#6
Our local butchers are all more expensive than the supermarkets. I tend to get my chicken from Costco or Musclefood.com
matty99
1 Mar 16#7
85% chicken so 1.5kg would be 1.275kg of chicken so about £4/kg.
CardboardCutout
1 Mar 16#9
Not all butchers are line that, your example just sounds like a poorly run business
mamboboy
1 Mar 16#10
Or a very well run business? As I said, the thing that drives down butchers prices is supermarkets. That's a fact.
He knows the nearest supermarket is a 20 minute drive away so he has no need at all to sell at competitive prices...
That's why it annoys me when people refer to 'local butchers' like we can all get amazing supermarket beating prices. It just isn't the case...
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They work with very small overheads and struggle to compete with supermarkets. I'm guessing the ones doing great deals are near supermarkets, I'm also guessing they cut corners somewhere to get that meat...
I have yet to see cheap British chicken breast at a butchers. :disappointed:
He knows the nearest supermarket is a 20 minute drive away so he has no need at all to sell at competitive prices...
That's why it annoys me when people refer to 'local butchers' like we can all get amazing supermarket beating prices. It just isn't the case...