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We're grilling out tonight so yesterday we went to buy the food, and while I don't usually look at the price, Kroger only had 5 fillet Mignon steaks, we had to go to three different grocery stores...they should have whole fuck'n cows back it the meat department! Are we running out of cattle?
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Brief,dont you remember the big beef sales last year because of the drought?

whole herds were being done away with all over the country because of hay prices.
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Yeah, guess that's it...just can't see the demand for meat go down...feed them damn things and keep the steak rolling in!
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
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We're grilling out tonight so yesterday we went to buy the food, and while I don't usually look at the price, Kroger only had 5 fillet Mignon steaks, we had to go to three different grocery stores...they should have whole fuck'n cows back it the meat department! Are we running out of cattle?
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You don't look at the price because you are too busy checking out the grocery stock boys. Oh such a fag.
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No idiot, I buy what I want, not what's cheapest...
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I take a whole chicken, about 3.50, and I cook it all day with spices in a crock pot. It comes out juicy and tender and it's a whole lot cheaper then the roasted pre-cooked ones.
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You are not considering the manpower or energy cost of cooking the chicken at all in your cost analysis.

I'm broke as hell and it is far cheaper to eat out than cook anything that isn't the worst shit you can think of.

I have ADHD and probably rely on a hunter's diet (that's ione theory) and I need meat to feel okay. If I go a week without it I get sicker.

Three double cheeseburgers at 3 bucks beats a box of Hot Pockets at 2 bucks that I have to pay a dollar to cook and clean the ensuing dishes and use my own cleaning supplies to do it.
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When to buy a roticery (sp) chicken last night and it was over 7.50. Three weeks ago you could buy one for under $5.
WTF!
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i buy three a week at costco for 4.99 a piece....headlessch
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Kind of disturbing to read what you all eat. If you pay more for higher quality food now, you will save on doctor bills later. Who in their right mind eats KFC anymore? It's poison. Are you aware that non-organic chicken contains arsenic?? I would never eat non-rganic arsenic chicken or feed it to my children. Better to go without chicken if you can't afford it or wait for good deals on organic.

I grow my own vegetables and buy only organic eggs, chicken, and meat. Otherwise you're going to end up sick because the rest is all poison.

P.s. cereal is not good for your kids. Avoid grains as much as possible.
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


and how much of your milk is actually water?

and you call that american bread bread? LOL
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


and how much of your milk is actually water?

and you call that american bread bread? LOL
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Of course milk is mostly water, but look at the nutrition label...or is that propaganda? LOL

And bread is nothing more than to just keep the mustard off your hands...
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


and how much of your milk is actually water?

and you call that american bread bread? LOL
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I usually buy the more expensive french loaves

Im using the money I save to buy a SUSHI platter made in store by a Sushi chef. lol. My Safeway has a mini restaurant sushi chef inside the store next to the Starbucks coffee.

Im just saying... all about marketing. Look around for the sales, they are out there

And plus, any cheap loaf of bread tastes great in a panini press with the right fillings.
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


and how much of your milk is actually water?

and you call that american bread bread? LOL
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Its the same milk thats usually regular price, Its called a WEEKLY SALE

For other items, fliers come out in the newspaper every week, its called Coupons !
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05/22/2012 11:29 AM
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


and how much of your milk is actually water?

and you call that american bread bread? LOL
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10875142


I usually buy the more expensive french loaves

Im using the money I save to buy a SUSHI platter made in store by a Sushi chef. lol. My Safeway has a mini restaurant sushi chef instead the store next to the Starbucks coffee.

Im just saying... all about marketing. Look around for the sales, they are out there

And plus, any cheap loaf of bread tastes great in a panini press with the right fillings.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


sales = poop food

the good stuff is skyrocketing
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isn't "american food" an oxymoron LOL
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Im going to Safeway today, buy some gallon milk, Its only 1.97 and a loaf of bread is 99 cents

Be lazy and go to Walmart where they snagged you and can jack up prices sky high now anytime they want

Or look at the sales fliers.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


and how much of your milk is actually water?

and you call that american bread bread? LOL
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10875142


I usually buy the more expensive french loaves

Im using the money I save to buy a SUSHI platter made in store by a Sushi chef. lol. My Safeway has a mini restaurant sushi chef instead the store next to the Starbucks coffee.

Im just saying... all about marketing. Look around for the sales, they are out there

And plus, any cheap loaf of bread tastes great in a panini press with the right fillings.
 Quoting: ABADDON - APOLLYON .


sales = poop food

the good stuff is skyrocketing
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 10875142



Had a typo mistake up above in previous post, it should be "inside" instead of "instead" lol

I planted corn in my backyard that I water with my well pump

Im planting beans, and cabbage too

Good stuff can be found, like a big side of smoked salmon worth over 25 bucks was on special for 13 dollars at SAMS CLUB. I make lox with it and pasta dishes

I like to eat good and gardening ones own food and looking for specials dont take much effort.
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Civilization is a conspiracy. Modern life is the silent compact of comfortable folk to keep up pretences- John Buchan ...“Society is one vast conspiracy for carving one into the kind of statue it likes, and then placing it in the most convenient niche it has”-Randolph Bourne ...“Society everywhere is in conspiracy against the manhood of every one of its members. The virtue in most request is conformity. Self-reliance is its aversion. It loves not realities and creators, but names and customs.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson ...Ron Paul 2012!!!
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05/22/2012 11:42 AM
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$8 for a gallon of organic milk
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We're grilling out tonight so yesterday we went to buy the food, and while I don't usually look at the price, Kroger only had 5 fillet Mignon steaks, we had to go to three different grocery stores...they should have whole fuck'n cows back it the meat department! Are we running out of cattle?
 Quoting: BRIEF


Us too, we just go to Sam's to get Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Steaks etc...

We buy the volume since most stores just carry grounf beef now adays
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I take a whole chicken, about 3.50, and I cook it all day with spices in a crock pot. It comes out juicy and tender and it's a whole lot cheaper then the roasted pre-cooked ones.
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pfft. a whole chicken here cost $11-12 - and they are small.
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Jesus said in the last days that men would LITERALLY work an entire day and pay an entire days wages for one loaf of bread. ( for one meal a day)
A 24 pack of charmin toilet paper WAS $20.99 AT WALMART 2 MONTHS AGO.....NOW ITS $$24.99!!!!!!!!
Bread has gone up from $1.29 a loaf to $2.49 A LOAF!! and my dog LOVES dentastix...for a large pack they were $6.99. In 3 weeks they have jumoed to $11.99!!!! Not kewl......
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Jesus wasn't aware of brand-name buying and luxury items that aren't necessary.

Dentastix? Find a fucking twig and wrap dental floss around it if he loves it that much.


Charmin? You deserve to pay that much if you're still wiping your ass with 'cottony soft' and 'incredibly over priced' paper.

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We're grilling out tonight so yesterday we went to buy the food, and while I don't usually look at the price, Kroger only had 5 fillet Mignon steaks, we had to go to three different grocery stores...they should have whole fuck'n cows back it the meat department! Are we running out of cattle?
 Quoting: BRIEF


Us too, we just go to Sam's to get Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Steaks etc...

We buy the volume since most stores just carry grounf beef now adays

 Quoting: ***DRAGOON***


we still have a butcher shop in my small town, and I'm sure I could buy large quantities of steaks there, but a 16 ounce ribeye (which is fantastic from the butcher shop, BTW) is about $15 a piece. I'll usually buy two of those for my Wife and I and three chopped sirloin steaks for the kids.
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When to buy a roticery (sp) chicken last night and it was over 7.50. Three weeks ago you could buy one for under $5.
WTF!
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I just bought some whole chickens at Whole Foods for 99 cents a pound. A few weeks ago anyway. They were very cheap, don't know about today's price.
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We're grilling out tonight so yesterday we went to buy the food, and while I don't usually look at the price, Kroger only had 5 fillet Mignon steaks, we had to go to three different grocery stores...they should have whole fuck'n cows back it the meat department! Are we running out of cattle?
 Quoting: BRIEF


Us too, we just go to Sam's to get Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Steaks etc...

We buy the volume since most stores just carry grounf beef now adays

 Quoting: ***DRAGOON***


we still have a butcher shop in my small town, and I'm sure I could buy large quantities of steaks there, but a 16 ounce ribeye (which is fantastic from the butcher shop, BTW) is about $15 a piece. I'll usually buy two of those for my Wife and I and three chopped sirloin steaks for the kids.
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We have Butcher shops in town and they are great for Sunday BBQ's also our little Produce shop has the best meats in town now ... lol

I have 3 deep freezers one for each, Beef, Chicken, Pork & Breakfast Meats, thats what I use Sams for ;-)


Before anyone ask, I have 3 deep freezers because they were "Left-Over's" from the sale of my Restaurant Chain. They are the news one's I kept in the office warehouse as emergency back ups. ;-)


Fat Franks

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Kind of disturbing to read what you all eat. If you pay more for higher quality food now, you will save on doctor bills later. Who in their right mind eats KFC anymore? It's poison. Are you aware that non-organic chicken contains arsenic?? I would never eat non-rganic arsenic chicken or feed it to my children. Better to go without chicken if you can't afford it or wait for good deals on organic.

I grow my own vegetables and buy only organic eggs, chicken, and meat. Otherwise you're going to end up sick because the rest is all poison.

P.s. cereal is not good for your kids. Avoid grains as much as possible.
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The organic snob. Yes, there was a large article a about you people over the weekend. Look it up. You fit the profile to a "T". Congratulations.
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When to buy a roticery (sp) chicken last night and it was over 7.50. Three weeks ago you could buy one for under $5.
WTF!
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I just bought some whole chickens at Whole Foods for 99 cents a pound. A few weeks ago anyway. They were very cheap, don't know about today's price.
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We buy whole because I usually smoke two or three at a time. Whole chicken is the way to go
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we are all guilty. WE have caused the prices to go up. Did we really think that there was a free ride.. Free food ( food stamps), free Housing ( Section 8), free Social Security ( people who have never held a job in their lives).
Our walls are crumbling down Humpty Dumpty..


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Nonsense.
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I just read article that in Europe food prices will go up about 20% in end of this year . Time to grow your own food if you can . Its not only the prices but GMO and other crap . Damn , I wish I was living out of the city .
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we are all guilty. WE have caused the prices to go up. Did we really think that there was a free ride.. Free food ( food stamps), free Housing ( Section 8), free Social Security ( people who have never held a job in their lives).
Our walls are crumbling down Humpty Dumpty..


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Nonsense.
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It's brilliant!
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Guys, I grow "Most" of my own veggies now and have Producing Rabbits.

I leave one of my videos so yall can see my "Set-Up"

Hope it helps, things are getting expensive for everybody.


**** My Throat cleared up, since the video ... lol ****


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We're grilling out tonight so yesterday we went to buy the food, and while I don't usually look at the price, Kroger only had 5 fillet Mignon steaks, we had to go to three different grocery stores...they should have whole fuck'n cows back it the meat department! Are we running out of cattle?
 Quoting: BRIEF


Us too, we just go to Sam's to get Salmon, Steelhead Trout, Steaks etc...

We buy the volume since most stores just carry grounf beef now adays

 Quoting: ***DRAGOON***


we still have a butcher shop in my small town, and I'm sure I could buy large quantities of steaks there, but a 16 ounce ribeye (which is fantastic from the butcher shop, BTW) is about $15 a piece. I'll usually buy two of those for my Wife and I and three chopped sirloin steaks for the kids.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 673202


We have Butcher shops in town and they are great for Sunday BBQ's also our little Produce shop has the best meats in town now ... lol

I have 3 deep freezers one for each, Beef, Chicken, Pork & Breakfast Meats, thats what I use Sams for ;-)


Before anyone ask, I have 3 deep freezers because they were "Left-Over's" from the sale of my Restaurant Chain. They are the news one's I kept in the office warehouse as emergency back ups. ;-)


:Fat Franks:
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I agree on the freezer, We got a extra fridge, freezer in` the garage, We got our antelope from a hunting trip that the butcher made into spiced sausage, and we store cases of meat from Sams club. Im going to go buy ribs for the summer grilling and the half of smoked salmon , half price that you get elsewhere.

Gotta buy volume and invest in that extra freezer, Its worth it.
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When I was last at the grocery store, some guy started a conversation with me about a product he saw me put in my cart.

It lead to a discussion of food prices. He said to look around the store. That it used to be full of people with full carts of food, and that now there are a lot less shoppers, and they are not filling their carts anymore.

Now, I realize that many people shop at Walmart instead of other local grocery chains. But what he said was true.

Also, even when stores do a buy one get one free deal, the price is so jacked up that it really isn't much of a savings at all.

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Kind of disturbing to read what you all eat. If you pay more for higher quality food now, you will save on doctor bills later. Who in their right mind eats KFC anymore? It's poison. Are you aware that non-organic chicken contains arsenic?? I would never eat non-rganic arsenic chicken or feed it to my children. Better to go without chicken if you can't afford it or wait for good deals on organic.

I grow my own vegetables and buy only organic eggs, chicken, and meat. Otherwise you're going to end up sick because the rest is all poison.

P.s. cereal is not good for your kids. Avoid grains as much as possible.
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The organic snob. Yes, there was a large article a about you people over the weekend. Look it up. You fit the profile to a "T". Congratulations.
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I'm in the middle on this one. We eat less but better quality. When meat is tainted I get reactions (understatement) so far Whole fds beef is the only one that doesn't make my body go nuts.
New empty nester last 6 months so my son comes over a lot for dinner and make 'care packages' for him to take home & freeze.
Anyway, even Whole fds has only maybe 3 flank steaks per wk to 10 days and they are ordering less on hand of other cuts at a time but didn't say why.
My son goes through 3 gallons of organic milk/11 days and do think if you have a lot of something it is much better to use organic.
There are lots of things I just don't buy anymore b/c of doubling prices, ie., org fruits/veg .. rather than conventional stuff known for tainting with Monsanto's supercharged poisons.





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