where do you live and how much would you pay for 450g(16oz) of chicken?
>>36644929
>chicken
get more protein from plant based foods
Ontario. Pay 8.80 for a kg of skinless boneless. Feels bad man
>>36644951
why do you have to reply like this?
if you dont buy chicken then ignore the post
why do vegans have to push their lifestyle all over the place?
>>36644963
walmart?
its $5 for 450g
>tfw been buying chicen at loblaws
>500g for $12+
>been as high as $15
JUST
Germany
600g (21oz)
3,59€
>>36644963
Vancouver. Pay like $10 for two little chicken breasts.
Literally kill me
This is 59cents a can at my Aldi's right now, get it.
1 can (15.5oz) contains:
>455 calories
>21 grams of fiber
>24.5 grams of protein
Not bad, a lot of sodium, but that is in the preservatives that you can rinse out using a colander. Consider making the beans from scratch, all I do is set up a pot and let them soak overnight then boil them in the morning. The cans are good to hold me over when I get lazy/underestimate how many beans I'm gonna eat.
Alberta
It's like 15$ for a kilo of chicken breast
Fuck this place
Turin. I pay 3-4 euros per kilo of chicken, so 450g of it would be around 2 euro
>>36645031
i guess people cant read
>CHICKEN
1.88/LB at sams.
Usually buy ~20lbs at a time, clean it, and vacuum seal it.
>>36645042
ive seen higher prices in ontario M8
>>36644929
Alabama, $5
>>36644929
Texas
4$ for 2lbs organic cage free hormone free seed fed
>>36644929
Turkey
9 liras for 1000g
Thats about $3
>>36645045
not a bad price.
Why is it so expensive everywhere else? I pay like 2-3 bucks a pound. It's it's not organic cage free, but whatever. Protein is protein.
>>36644929
Florida.
Just bought 10 lbs of boneless skinless chicken for $20 from Sam's Club, so $2
I love America.
>>36645143
jesus christ fucking fuck
>>36645156
what? is it the price or the picture?
>>36645143
It's 1.79lb in Ohio sams
>>36644929
16 oz of chicken, 1 lb of chicken.
I pay 1.98/lb for boneless skinless chicken breast
I pay 1.49/lb for bone in skinless chicken thighs
the shit is damn good
>>36645173
price
>>36644929
I paid 8.66 ameribux for 2.5 pounds yesterday
>>36644929
I pay around £5 per kilo in York, UK.
>>36645177
ye nigga, damn rite it is
>loblaws ontario
>1lb
>$12
>>36645143
Her name is Lana Del Rey
>>36644929
London (UK), ordering all my meat in bulk from a Scottish farm, it gets slaughtered on the day of delivery... chicken breasts are £8/kg. It is advertised as free range, so hopefully those chickens had a nice life
>>36644929
boston, ma
eggs right now are like 5 dollars for 5 dozen eggs if you buy at places like bj's. Chicken average is about 2.99 for boneless skinless tiddies.
Feels good man
>>36645177
>tfw from Ohio
I wanna go back
>>36644929
Montana
1.98 per 16oz
>>36645230
that field almost looks comfy
>People talking in grams
Is anyone else just completely clueless to grams? I mean wtf I have no idea.
Denmark here
kg price is around 50 local/kg, 40 on sale. That's 7,50 and 6,10 $, respectively
That's for frozen, boneless locally produced breast
>>36645230
>>36645270
>tfw ohi-bro
>tfw waiting for glorious 72 degree days with slight breeze rustling the soy beans
>tfw sound of breeze rustling through beans makes soft sanding noise
comfy
>>36644966
just like you fags do to us
Where I just came from:
>Grand Forks, ND
>chicken was $2.79/lb on avg
Where I live now:
>Marietta Ga
>chicken is $3.75/lb on avg
Sucks.
>>36645327
>glorious 72 degree days with slight breeze rustling the soy beans
TAKE ME BACK
Ireland, about 600g, 4 euro.
That being said there's water weight as well so its about 450 when cooked
Lake District, UK
400g is three quid at my local Tesco, that's for free range chicken breast
It's pretty expensive
Poland
When its on sale then it goes for about 12zł - 1kg which is ~2$ for 450g
>>36644977
I only buy it on sale....
Otherwise it's like 12 -20 $ a kg
>>36645665
JUST FUCK US UP
>>36644929
Iceland
Costs 10ish euros
Breasts are normally $2/lb, sometimes on sale for as low as $1
My grocery store sometimes has 10lb bags of leg quarters on sale. Last time, they were 69¢/lb. I bought 4 bags
>>36644929
$1,69- Poland
USA, pay $3 per pound for chicken, ground turkey, beef is $4.5.
>>36644929
£3.50 a kilo so £1.60 a pound, which is about $2.20
>>36645845
>80% meat content
>>36644929
3.3€ for 600g Chicken Breast. Germany.
>>36644929
4.50€ on average
cheapest possible would be about 2.90€
t. Finland
Westcountry, Uk about £5/kg purchased online.
>>36644929
10-15 PLN per kilo. So ~1,5-2$ for a kilo
>>36644929
London
£2.50 frozen
£3-4 fresh
This thread makes me so jealous.
I pay 9dollars/kg Here in the netherlands
>>36644977
Uhhhh where the fuck do you live all I have here is a frozen 8lb pack for $15. End me already.
>>36644951
sorry, i like my proteins to
1.) be complete (inb4 soy, that shit wrecks your digestive system if you eat it too much
2.) actually taste good and be afforable
Pic related
Someone in Austria is just retarded at pricing.
Good thing the Turkish store sells it for 4,9€ per kilo
>>36645203
Ahh another Yorkfag
which gym brah?
Any UK bros ordered with MuscleFood?
i hear some good things but was wondering if anyone here had used them before?
>>36644929
Iranian suburb. 3 usd for live chicken, 2 for cleaned bird. Thank you sanctions for making my dollar more powerful hehe.
>>36646647
I did some research on the meat delivery service before choosing, I think musclefood were the least concerned about where they source the food and there were some opinions that quality is not top notch.
I am currently with athleat.co.uk and so far so good. I am >>36645224 btw
>>36645985
I know, still gives the most amount after cooking.
EU=900gr ends up as 700gr after cooking.
All other frozen chicken breasts end up half the weight they were pre cook.
And everything fresh cost at least 20€
>>36646647
Yes it is good stuff. That is where I am currently buying my meat from. Chicken breasts are approx. 200g each and come packed in 2.5kg slabs.
publix boneless chicken breast for a package of 3 breasts = $8.96 (subject to weight of course)
The individual breasts typically range from 8-12 oz. I'd say $9 gives you 3 individual ~9.5oz boneless/skinless chicken breasts.
Switzerland
$20/kg at the absolute cheapest.
$39 if you want to buy chicken that has been treated at least remotely decent.
>2016
>buying chicken instead of fish
mfw just bought 100$ worth of picrelated (it was on sale). Tastes fucking good too. Deep freezer masterrace here
I live Guatemala Central America I pay around 2 usd for 16 onz
>>36645203
It;s about the same here in Liverpool, too.
>>36645230
What about the buckeyes?
Who here just switched to boneless skinless thighs? So much better. Fat fits the macros, too unless you are SUPER low fat.
You do know that pangasius is contaminated with metals and is fed pregnant woman pee for hormones? Enjoy your cancer.
>>36646630
Emperors, not a single decent bar in the entire fucking gym...
You?>>36646647
California
$2.00 per pound, occasionally it's cheaper but that's average
Here in Brazil 1kg is about R$10-12 so about $3.31.
>>36644929
450g would be about $1.66.
why is chicken so much more expensive in canada?
Ukraine
105 Hryvinas
I think that's like $5
i live on the east coast of canada and just came back from the store with 15 chicken breasts for 30 dollars, so 2 bucks a piece.
>>36645230
haha fuck ohio I swear it smells worse the moment I cross the border
>>36644929
U.S.A
$1.99
>>36644929
Australia
About $3.50 or something
>>36645014
I feel you bro. even in bulk at Costco here they ate still expensive.
>>36649227
Damn straight. What the hell are they putting in the air down there?
>>36644929
South Florida. I paid 1.60 per 1lb (16oz) of chicken a couple days ago when I did groceries. I love how fucking cheap food is in the US.
>>36644929
$1-2 depending on if there's a sale
>>36645071
Sams is goat for buying in bulk.
>>36644929
$1.99/lb from Fred Meyer in oregon
>>36645048
Mexico
Pay about 40 pesos which is around 2.5 dollars for 1 kg of chicken at a farm, could be cheaper at wall Mart though.
Ausfag here.
If I go to the supermarket, I can get it for about $4 from the deli section, and about $10 (give or take) from the prepackaged deli section.
Problem is, the deli section doesn't seal their stuff well, so I have to use it THAT day (it's basically wrapped in a plastic baggie and then wrapped in butcher's paper, not exactly airtight). The prepackaged tends to last a few days, and freezes and defrosts a little better due to how it's packaged.
So basically it depends.
>>36644929
[6,7]€ / kg
>>36645119
It's a little more where I buy it in Texas but it's pretty cheap. My dog eats raw breast and drumsticks for dinner too.
>>36644929
Like 6.99. its really nice high quality chicken though, not sold in bulk.
