Outrageous Meat Prices

RE: Outrageous Meat Prices Post by mrstim (2) | (03/27/2007) Blog! | Contact hi, I know your post was a while back but if you are still looking for meat at decent prices try this web site - I live in the omaha area and can tell you this place is recommended (have never bought on line but have ate there meat in person. give it a try. http://www.omahasteaks.com/servlet/ RE: Outrageous Meat Prices Post By mike (Guest Post) (04/03/2006) we came down from ohio ,we take cooler and drive to orlando ,not just for price but quality, meat and vegtables are really bad down here I think its time for someone to investigate the legal robbery thats going on in highlands county meat prices Post By mary curci (Guest Post) (02/14/2005) Winn Dixie is your best bet with the discount card. But I think the trick is to only buy whats on sale and get out. Everything that is not on sale is usually cheaper at Walmart. I just returned from NJ yesterday and the highest price premium gasoline sells for under $2.00, why do we have to pay $2.27. Good Luck, Mary RE: Outrageous Meat Prices Post by Caima (15) | (08/26/2004) Blog! | Contact Danielle, Is there a Sam's Club nearby? They also sell their meat discounted if you get there in the early morning. I work nights and usually stop there there on my way home from work around 7am and load up! Good luck! Mara RE: Outrageous Meat Prices Post by FlaKathy (90) | (08/26/2004) Blog! | Contact Danielle, I live in Avon Park, near Sebring, in Central Florida. I buy most of my meats from Albertson's and Winn-Dixie. You need to sign up for their preferred cards in order to get good prices, though. Signing up is free and I believe you get the card and savings immediately. At least, I did when I signed up for them. Although I can't find any good meat prices in this week's Albertsons' ad, a couple of weeks ago they had 5-pound hamburger chubs on sale for 99c per pound. I also had some coupons from Albertsons which I'd received in the mail that gave me an additional $5.00 off $30.00. Combining the coupons with the sale, I bought 40 pounds of hamburger for about 82c per pound. This week, Winn Dixie has whole sliced pork loin for 99c per pound. I try not to spend more than 99c per pound for meat, although I will occasionally pay as much as $1.19 per pound for skinless, boneless chicken breasts and even less occasionally pay a little more per pound for something my husband really wants. Winn Dixie is the most common store to sell meats at reduced prices, as ScotFinn describes; however, this is widely known and I only find good bargains a couple of times a year this way. Maybe three or four times a year, I happen upon a package of reduced meat at Wal-Mart as well. The Kash'n'Karry in Sebring used to have good weekly sales on meat but they've gone out of business in our area. Perhaps they are still in business in other parts of Florida and you can find some good prices there. I don't shop there often nor do I know anything about the quality of their meats, but I sometimes see good prices on ground turkey in Save A Lot's sale papers. Hope this info helps some, Kathy RE: Outrageous Meat Prices Post by ScotFinn (39) | (08/26/2004) Blog! | Contact Check your supermarkets for those ones that reduce lefovers and place them in the meat cases early Am and buy the discounted meats. I have one that has all leftovers including bakery and meats every morning at half price, others reduce meat about 1/3. I make a meal from the meats I buy, usually can find a few days worth at a time. That way I can shop 2X week and have all meat reduced and affordable. RE: Outrageous Meat Prices Post by Jonid (22) | (08/25/2004) Blog! | Contact Danielle, I just returned from vacation in Florida and I, too, noticed the outrageous prices for meat. I live in Missouri and you can by seafood cheaper here than in Florida (of course it's frozen). If I lived in Florida, I would find out where the "locals" shop. Perhaps if you get away from the tourist areas that would help. Good luck and my sympathies are with you! Joni