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Fairway has "the ribs" this week for that price. See
http://www.fairwaymarket.com .


On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 21:47:21 -0500, Dave S >
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>It's probably not the Fairway you or the OP was referring to, but,
>I'm posting because I thought this price was far too low for prime beef!
>Last week Adams Fairacre Farms in Poughkeepsie, NY had prime
>rib steaks or roasts for sale at, I (dis)believe, $7.99/lb.
>Or so it said in their ad. No, I didn't have time to buy any :-(
>
>http://www.adamsfarms.com/
>
>Can anyone from the Hudson Valley confirm or comment?
>Is this common pricing? It could justify another, non-business, trip.
>
>I finally got their current ad to load with Internet Explorer:
>prime porterhouse at $11.99/lb!
>
>http://www.adamsfarms.com/pok/pok_food.pdf
>
>
>Dave S
>
>Posting with TBird,
>If they keep trying, so will I ;-)


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> Fairway has "the ribs" this week for that price. See
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http://www.fairwaymarket.com .
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> On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 21:47:21 -0500, Dave S >
> wrote:
>>It's probably not the Fairway you or the OP was referring to,...,
>>http://www.adamsfarms.com/...


Well, they are two different stores then, with amazingly similar prices
on prime beef.
Unfortunately both are several hundred miles away from me (now).

You should buy some of this beef. I've never seen it priced that low.
What little prime I've seen in the Syracuse/Utica, NY area has been
$18/lb and up, up, up.

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