This weekend in store at Morrisons they are doing a butchers British meat pack all fresh from the market street butchers for £10. Includes 500g British chicken breast, 900g British beef roasting joint and 500g of British beef steak mince.
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ILikeUsingGifsToComment
9 Jun 1713#13
*Their
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
9 Jun 175#1
futura
9 Jun 173#6
Not a deal if you ask me. Not to mention their beef roasting joints are very poor cuts/quality so think il pass
crazylegs to FamilyGuy67
9 Jun 173#9
Learn to cook a roasting joint properly and it will taste succulent and delicious like mine! cheeky
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theeighthday
10 Jun 172#19
I've noticed my post from yesterday was deleted, can I just ask why mods felt the need to get rid of it?
I'm assuming it's because I pointed out that most Morrisons stores do not use halal meat, as another person claimed (his post has also been deleted) However I was simply informing as this is something that some people may find influences their decision whether to buy a product or not (in fact someone did say they weren't aware that Morrison's uses halal meat (they generally don't unless in certain stores, in which case it will be clearly marked) which was also deleted, and was the reason why I thought I should inform anyone else reading this)
I am not entering into a debate on here about whether or not halal meat is acceptable, but I simply wanted to help people get correct information. This post will probably be deleted as well judging by my previous one, but if it is can the mod who does please message me to explain why?
robbie1412 to theeighthday
12 Jun 17#25
they probably don't like you
m1chaels
10 Jun 17#22
What % fat is the mince?
theeighthday to m1chaels
10 Jun 171#24
It should be around 5% as it's made from 95VL beef trim (VL stands for visual lean, meaning it has been judged by eye to be around 95% meat)
yangbumm
10 Jun 17#23
Not a great deal, priced about normally just packaged together.
tommol
10 Jun 17#21
their chicken is of poor quality
theeighthday
10 Jun 171#20
For people wondering what the beef joint is, it's Top Rump, which may not be the best cut but it's good value, and if it's cooked slowly it will still come out well. Or alternatively it can be diced for some nice lean stewing beef.
The chicken is wrapped up separately in the pack to prevent cross contamination.
It's not the greatest bargain of the century, but it is still relatively good value if you actually want the three items in the pack. I look at it as similar to the 3 for £10 deal, the diference of course being that while you cant chose what different products you get, you also can't usually get a beef joint in the 3 for 10. Swings and roundabouts really
Doesn't seem like such a good deal to me? More of a marketing ploy? You have to want exactly these three items in exactly these quantities (I suspect some people might think a 900g beef joint is a bit small to make a good roast)? Also, not sure I like the idea of having one package with chicken and beef together (makes it harder to freeze anything individually plus increases risk of cross contamination).
The price does seem quite good for the three together - perhaps £1 - £2 less than buying the items individually at Aldi - but you'd have to use all three items and you are sacrificing a lot of choice for that little win.
Not voting this cold - just think people should think a bit about it before being seduced by the marketing surrounding this "butchers pack" (meat pack!). LOL.
TehJumpingJawa
10 Jun 17#16
Slightly overpriced chicken, but ~50%+ saving on the joint.
Though no mention of what cut it is?
ddaann_99
10 Jun 17#14
I can't find this offer anywhere on the grocery website..
emribena to ddaann_99
10 Jun 17#15
It's instore only at Market Street - does say in the op :wink:
ILikeUsingGifsToComment
9 Jun 1713#13
*Their
SpenJC
9 Jun 17#10
There beef is as tough as a pair of Dr Martens
luvsadealdealdeal to SpenJC
9 Jun 171#11
your cooking technique is like a pair of CREPE shoes
CREPE - geddit?!!! :smile:
dj_lloyde to SpenJC
9 Jun 17#12
*thier
FamilyGuy67
9 Jun 17#8
The roasting joints are yuk
crazylegs to FamilyGuy67
9 Jun 173#9
Learn to cook a roasting joint properly and it will taste succulent and delicious like mine! cheeky
crissy_uk
9 Jun 17#7
I bought one of these this morning & it all looks lovely x
futura
9 Jun 173#6
Not a deal if you ask me. Not to mention their beef roasting joints are very poor cuts/quality so think il pass
mk8
9 Jun 17#5
What's a beef roasting joint? Can we not be trusted to know what to do with particular cuts?
cburns
9 Jun 172#4
There's nothing like....a little gently pounding of the meat.......then a little slip, slap and sliding in the fat :confused:
luvsadealdealdeal
9 Jun 171#3
I'd tenderise that beef before you cook it
fairyfae
9 Jun 17#2
yes, saw and bought this today - excellent deal!:sunglasses:
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Includes 500g British chicken breast, 900g British beef roasting joint and 500g of British beef steak mince.
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I'm assuming it's because I pointed out that most Morrisons stores do not use halal meat, as another person claimed (his post has also been deleted) However I was simply informing as this is something that some people may find influences their decision whether to buy a product or not (in fact someone did say they weren't aware that Morrison's uses halal meat (they generally don't unless in certain stores, in which case it will be clearly marked) which was also deleted, and was the reason why I thought I should inform anyone else reading this)
I am not entering into a debate on here about whether or not halal meat is acceptable, but I simply wanted to help people get correct information. This post will probably be deleted as well judging by my previous one, but if it is can the mod who does please message me to explain why?
The chicken is wrapped up separately in the pack to prevent cross contamination.
It's not the greatest bargain of the century, but it is still relatively good value if you actually want the three items in the pack. I look at it as similar to the 3 for £10 deal, the diference of course being that while you cant chose what different products you get, you also can't usually get a beef joint in the 3 for 10. Swings and roundabouts really
500g chicken = £2
500g steak mince = £3
900g joint = £6
The price does seem quite good for the three together - perhaps £1 - £2 less than buying the items individually at Aldi - but you'd have to use all three items and you are sacrificing a lot of choice for that little win.
Not voting this cold - just think people should think a bit about it before being seduced by the marketing surrounding this "butchers pack" (meat pack!). LOL.
Though no mention of what cut it is?
CREPE - geddit?!!! :smile: