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Pork Chops $2.49/lb.
KenK/84Bravo
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Have a nice 4 pack (bone in) going. 3/4", cast iron skillet baking @ 325° EVOO, salt/pepper, worchestershire.
Thin sliced Russet potatoes home fry style. Salt/pepper, EVOO.
3 fresh shucked corn on the cob. Cast iron griddle, salt/pepper, EVOO. Butter to come.
Dinner will be good.
Comments
Chops are the Bomb, price/lb.
Good stuff.
Although both my freezers are stuffed full, could not pass on the $2.49/lb. Offer. They all looked awesome also. Very lean. Looking fresh.
Love me some Chops.
Good eating, and cheap as well.
Brad Steele
More and more I like Pork Butt. Saw some pork sirloin roast about that price last week but having had it (dry and sad) I passed up on it. Pork Butt when I buy is about .99 a pound (or there abouts) and I haven't been disappointed. Those pretty chops are tempting but it's so lean other than the bit of fat rind I'll pass. I know they say one can cook them to mid-rare (slightly pink) but by then it can dry out so quickly I don't even bother.
With COVID and Smithfield shut down(?) and pigs growing beyond the preferred slaughter weight I reckon there should be plenty of cheap sausages or pricey cuts this Fourth of July. I wonder what bacon is priced at these days?
I'm sorry, that doesn't seem like a great price. It might be a regional thing.
Hope you enjoy them though.
Sounds gooood!
Would LOVE to see .99/lb. Pork Chops here. The only thing I've seen in that price range, is Pork Butts in the 10-15 + lb range.
Got nowhere to store that, nor do I need that much cooked Pork.
If I could score .99cent Pork Chops, I'd be all over that.