Where does /ck/ buy its meats? >local meat market reporting

a fucking grocery store

At the supermarket and sometimes at the farmer's market.

food co-op
all pasture raised

i buy beef from the farmer market too sometimes

>>7244484
>>7244480

>paying exorbitantly more at a grocery store for meats
>not going to your local butcher.

>>7244493
Most american's don't have access to butchers and when they do they view with mistrust as being both foreign and socialist. Keep in mind that most of the posters on /ck/ were raised on trailer trash food/grease so it's unlikely that they could taste the difference anyway.

>>7244493
If I had a decent option for a local butcher, I would go to one.

>>7244511

>mistrusting foreigners

#RAPEUGEES

>>7244511
several people in my area i have talked to never went until i told them because they thought they were just packing warehouses and werent open to the public.

>>7244478
Why does Canada and Mexico hate beef origin labels? Do they fucking want China beef on their shelves?

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>chicken is .59/lb this week

shit, glad you made me check OP

pretty much always get my chicken from these beaners

>>7244493
Is this why you made the thread OP? So you could do this?

>>7244478
needs more chicken whispers

Where's my fucking tide poolers?

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Vallarta

>>7244478

My pastures.

Technically I AM paying or my meat as I feed them, and provide medical care when necessary, house them (heated barn it's winter).

I don't buy meats, and as a vegan I feel obligated to come into this thread to say so.

>>7245920
>>7245851

Why does chicken cost so little at mexican super markets?

Apple Cabin Foods 2bh

Love me some Pork Bro$nans

>>7245919
This nigga knows

I used to have a great local butcher...and then the fucking shop burnt down. So, back to the supermarkets.

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>>7245986
I've always wondered why local places have such cheap prices then I realized because they dont have corporate overhead. Most are owned by a local dude. I live in chicago and this supermaket sells food and produce super cheap. Processed foods are still the same price but meats and produce, fresh stuff is super cheap. This is a screen from this week's local ad.

OP, I raise my own and offer a meat CSA. People pay a lot of money for what I have, but pay even more at Whole Foods or upscale butcher shops.

As a local meat market, I'd suggest offering some stuff that you can source "locally"- make sure you can tell people what farm it came from, as well as cheaper, commodity stuff. Obviously, depending wehre you are, you know what you can charge. I think a lot of people like options, and one of those options should be expensive and teh animals needed to have lived a good life.

>>7246004

>29 cent/lb chicken quarters
>$2.59/lb Ground beef

Where the fuck do you live?

>>7245986
>Why does chicken cost so little at mexican super markets?

Because they have lower standards for raising and handling their meat products.

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Deli down the street. It's run by someone with the same homeland as I so I can haggle.

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i wish you could get american prices in england

>>7245927
Oh yeah? Well, I get my meat from the peasant family who I hire to raise it for me.

>>7245927
By the way, it sucks your so poor you have to raise it yourself.

lmao faggot