On sale this week. Bone-in picnic. Gonna que it in the next week or so.
Mike W.... better stock up!

Rob

wrote:
> On sale this week. Bone-in picnic. Gonna que it in the
> next week or so. Mike W.... better stock up!
>
> Rob

Picnics are normally $0.89 to $1.09/# around here with $0.99 being the
norm if you don't mind shopping through the newspaper ads.

Yes, there is more waste with a picnic than with a butt, but I like the
taste and texture of the picnic much better and I'll guess the price of
the finished product is about the same.

BOB
no Food Lions in Florida any more

wrote:
> On sale this week. Bone-in picnic. Gonna que it in the next week or so.
> Mike W.... better stock up!
>
> Rob
>

Hooo Yaaa!
Thanks for heads up Rob!

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BOB wrote:
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> Picnics are normally $0.89 to $1.09/# around here with $0.99 being
the
> norm if you don't mind shopping through the newspaper ads.
<snip more snip>
> BOB
> no Food Lions in Florida any more


Bob-

I've noticed something in the stores I frequent in N.C. for whatever
reason Smithfield is now present in force with pre-cut 'primals' like
butts, picnics, loins.
These has brought a surge in retail prices like 1.89/lb. for a boston
butt.

So, when I saw the picnic at sub $1 pricing I got something worthwhile
to buy.

I find this pricing strange as N.C. is the self-professed top pork
producer!

Rob
no Krogers in North Carolina any more.