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Does anyone know where I can buy some bonless skinless chicken breasts with little if no fat? Tyson used to sell an awesome package, had like 1 gram fat per serving nothing added, now I can't find it anywhere! I am getting so pissed!! Thats all you can buy now is the crap thats injected with broth solution and has a shit load of fat, 5-10grams per serving. I even thought about ordering it online but shipping is killer, any suggestions?
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Yup! Costco or Sam's.Originally Posted by Giants11
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wal mart
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House of Meats now. Maybe it's just a midwest thang?
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Cosco, Sam's, BJ's, Walmart supercenter, or your local meat market.
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I go to Sams club usually, and when they're out of chicken then I go to Walmart, but you cant beat the prices at Sams
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I mostly buy chicken thighs though. I love dominating chicken thighs, especially on a bulk. They are still a relatively lean cut of meat but compared to chicken breasts, they are soooo juicy. Im kind of a slow eater and have trouble putting down more dry cuts of meat like chicken breasts quickly.
Chicken thighs melt in my mouth and i can dominate them so quicky (and enjoy it) and get on with my life.
Also, i never have to season them because they taste great just plain.
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me too. i think i'll go another 4-5 boxes todayCostco, by the boat load
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Sam's for me as well...
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Those are definitely the best. I have Sams, Costco and BJ's within about 20 minutes of my house. I get my eye round, chicken, orange roughy, mixed vegetables, oatmeal and brown rice all at BJ's.... love that place!!
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In my experience i've been too all of those suggested and I've found the best price per pound at my local butcher,but you'll pay more in the summer per pound than in the winter because of higher demand for barbeque in the summer.all good suggestions no doubt,but the chicken at sam's,Bj's is all tenderloins which is still ok but if you want big thick chicken breasts with no additives and fresh out of the barnyard go to your local butcher.I don't know if there additives in the chicken from Bj's,Sams.also good to go to your butcher for your redmeat gotta have meatloaf in your diet whether you ripping or not.
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Used to get them at Tom Thumb..but the price would be $3.99 a pound ahh so I'd get like 4-5 big breasts for $14 or so. Started goin to Sams and I get like 15 breasts for the same price
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How long does that last you bro? about 1.5 days?Used to get them at Tom Thumb..but the price would be $3.99 a pound ahh so I'd get like 4-5 big breasts for $14 or so. Started goin to Sams and I get like 15 breasts for the same price
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