/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15359378
Rib roast are pricey everywhere. However that is too steep for choice grade. Should be closer to $10-$12/lb

>>15359392
I think the price was too high for the size of it

>>15359483
>the size
The weight is literally right fucking there on the package. It's a bit pricey per pound, but not insane for choice boneless ribeye roast. We had select grade on sale for less than $6/pound here recently (Texas). Choice is about what >>15359392 said and a prime rib roast can be close to $20 or more per pound.

3.66 pounds is a lot of meat.

>>15359378
It's about to get a lot worse, friend. Hope you have some bitcoin.

>>15359483
>the price was too high for the size
Ok, retard. It's priced by the pound. It's not like you would have paid $14.50/lb if it was a 4.66 lb roast vs. a 3.66 lb roast.

Anyway, beef roasts are always comparatively expensive so I wait for them to go on sale. A choice ribeye roast at the grocery store near me is about $11.99/lb. But that's still too expensive for me so either I'll wait or I'll just buy chuck or broil when it's on sale for $3.50/lb or $7.00/lb respectively

>>15359378
>HyVee
Found your problem

>>15359973
Hyvee is a hell of a lot better than walmart

>>15359378
>tfw you get multiple high quality locally farmed beef roasts for less than 5$ per lb because you buy wholesale because only cucks don't have chest freezers.

>government prints 20 trillion dollars
>gee I wonder why my money is worth half as much as it did before

The supply chains are fucked. This is probably the last shipment of meat grocery stores will be getting.

>>15360147
lol guess they better gas all the livestock

>>15360152
Most of the livestock had to be disposed of because the processing plants couldn't be staffed due to covid outbreaks. If one person was sick the whole plant had to be shut down otherwise the product would be compromised.

>>15360126
>Freezing high quality beef

You have the palette of a child.

>>15360007
for anything but homogenized goods, if youre buying bottled water at hyvee youre cucked

>>15360173
that's right and that doesn't even have anything to do with the supply chains...they are going to gas all of the cattle in this country

*saves your wallet*

>>15360126
>$5/lb for ribeye roast
Doubtful. Unless you're buying what your supplier would otherwise be forced to sell as standard or commercial grade.

>>15359483
>I think the price was too high for the size of it