I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

JeffH wrote:
> I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I
kind of feel that is high.

Craig

"JeffH" > wrote in message
...
> I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

$1.29 at my favorite meat store. Cheapest in the land.
http://www.feltonsmarket.com/ad.pdf

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"JeffH" > wrote in message
...
>I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

About every 3 weeks.... like clockwork the local ma & pa store has the
cryovac 2-pack of butts for $.99/lb. I usually wait and stock up at these
times.

KW

JeffH wrote:

> I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

Depends on what part of the country. That price is just fine. Regular
price at my preferred retailer is $1.67, and that's on the cheap side. I
wouldn't expect a wholesaler to give me much of a break on 18lbs worth of
butt. I'm sure others pay well over $2/lb - like, northern CA.

-sw

"JeffH" > wrote in message
...
>I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

$1.19 in the middle of wisconsin

"JeffH" > wrote in message
...
>I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I
>think
> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?

Last week they were 99 cents / pound at HEB in central Texas.
Bought four.
Bob-tx

Craig Watts wrote:
> JeffH wrote:
>> I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
>> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?
>
> I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I kind of feel
> that is high.


I usually see $1.58 up here, but sale prices can run as low as $0.98.




--Brett

Denny Wheeler wrote:
> On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:17:57 -0800, vex > wrote:
>
>
>>Craig Watts wrote:
>>
>>>JeffH wrote:
>>>
>>>>I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
>>>>I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?
>>>
>>>I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I kind of feel
>>>that is high.
>>
>>
>>I usually see $1.58 up here, but sale prices can run as low as $0.98.
>
>
> Yeh. Cost Cutter had 'em for .98/lb (2-pack) a week ago. A weekend I
> was going to the Lady's, so didn't get any.
>
> You on the map yet, Brett?
>

$1.15/pound for "pork shoulder blade roast" at Seattle-area Safeway stores.
Big flabby boneless pork shoulders are $1.39/pound at the local Costco, and
somewhat cheaper at Cash N' Carry. I greatly prefer the smaller roasts from
Safeway. The yield is much higher percentage-wise and IMO the flavor is
way better too. I try to buy the shoulder blade roasts in the mid-4# sizes
and not the larger ones as the smaller ones taste better to me.

What map?

Grant

Denny Wheeler wrote:
> On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:17:57 -0800, vex > wrote:
>
>
>>Craig Watts wrote:
>>
>>>JeffH wrote:
>>>
>>>>I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
>>>>I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?
>>>
>>>I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I kind of feel
>>>that is high.
>>
>>
>>I usually see $1.58 up here, but sale prices can run as low as $0.98.
>
>
> Yeh. Cost Cutter had 'em for .98/lb (2-pack) a week ago. A weekend I
> was going to the Lady's, so didn't get any.
>
> You on the map yet, Brett?
>

$1.15/pound for "pork shoulder blade roast" at Seattle-area Safeway stores.
Big flabby boneless pork shoulders are $1.39/pound at the local Costco, and
somewhat cheaper at Cash N' Carry. I greatly prefer the smaller roasts from
Safeway. The yield is much higher percentage-wise and IMO the flavor is
way better too. I try to buy the shoulder blade roasts in the mid-4# sizes
and not the larger ones as the smaller ones taste better to me.

What map?

Grant

On Sat, 07 Mar 2009 09:55:14 -0800, Grant Erwin
> wrote:

>Denny Wheeler wrote:
>> On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:17:57 -0800, vex > wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Craig Watts wrote:
>>>
>>>>JeffH wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
>>>>>I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?
>>>>
>>>>I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I kind of feel
>>>>that is high.
>>>
>>>
>>>I usually see $1.58 up here, but sale prices can run as low as $0.98.
>>
>>
>> Yeh. Cost Cutter had 'em for .98/lb (2-pack) a week ago. A weekend I
>> was going to the Lady's, so didn't get any.
>>
>> You on the map yet, Brett?
>>
>
>$1.15/pound for "pork shoulder blade roast" at Seattle-area Safeway stores.
>Big flabby boneless pork shoulders are $1.39/pound at the local Costco, and
>somewhat cheaper at Cash N' Carry. I greatly prefer the smaller roasts from
>Safeway. The yield is much higher percentage-wise and IMO the flavor is
>way better too. I try to buy the shoulder blade roasts in the mid-4# sizes
>and not the larger ones as the smaller ones taste better to me.
>
>What map?
>
>Grant


Hi, Grant!!!

This map:

http://mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/stevebbq


Desideria

Desideria wrote:
>
>
> Hi, Grant!!!
>
> This map:
>
> http://mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/stevebbq
>
>
> Desideria


Wow. Denmark, Netherlands! I didn't realize we had folks across
the "pond"!

--
Steve

On Sat, 07 Mar 2009 14:33:10 -0500, Steve Calvin
> wrote:

>Desideria wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi, Grant!!!
>>
>> This map:
>>
>> http://mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/stevebbq
>>
>>
>> Desideria
>
>
>Wow. Denmark, Netherlands! I didn't realize we had folks across
>the "pond"!

You spotted Adriaan in Germany, right?

Desideria

Denny Wheeler wrote:
>
> You should've known about Adriaan Kesteloo--he's posted a fair bit.
>
> Gotta get Graeme (in London) onto the map, too.
>
> And I think there's a semi-reg Down Under.
>

You're right Denny - I just wasn't thinkin'...

Desideria > wrote:
> On Sat, 07 Mar 2009 09:55:14 -0800, Grant Erwin
> > wrote:
>
> >Denny Wheeler wrote:
> >> [ . . . ]
> >> You on the map yet, Brett?
> >> [ . . . ]
> >What map?

> This map:
>
> http://mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/stevebbq

I see that someone added my street address in the Search window for me, but
I still don't see no stinkeen' map!

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Denny Wheeler wrote:
> On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:17:57 -0800, vex > wrote:
>
>> Craig Watts wrote:
>>> JeffH wrote:
>>>> I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
>>>> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?
>>> I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I kind of feel
>>> that is high.
>>
>> I usually see $1.58 up here, but sale prices can run as low as $0.98.
>
> Yeh. Cost Cutter had 'em for .98/lb (2-pack) a week ago. A weekend I
> was going to the Lady's, so didn't get any.
>
> You on the map yet, Brett?
>

On the map?



--Brett

"vex" > wrote in message
...
> Denny Wheeler wrote:
>> On Fri, 06 Mar 2009 12:17:57 -0800, vex > wrote:
>>
>>> Craig Watts wrote:
>>>> JeffH wrote:
>>>>> I just paid $1.49/lb for 18lbs (2 butts) from a "wholesaler" - I think
>>>>> I paid too much. What are you guys seeing?
>>>> I've just recently seen $1.49 at the super box stores. I kind of feel
>>>> that is high.
>>>
>>> I usually see $1.58 up here, but sale prices can run as low as $0.98.
>>
>> Yeh. Cost Cutter had 'em for .98/lb (2-pack) a week ago. A weekend I
>> was going to the Lady's, so didn't get any.
>>
>> You on the map yet, Brett?
>>
>
> On the map?
>
>
>
> --Brett


Fire was started (IIRC) by Steve Calvin...

Cut from an earlier post.


The URL is: http://tinyurl.com/b6qduc
or: http://mapservices.org/myguestmap/map/stevebbq



KW