Prices For Pork Ribs In Your Area
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diggingdogfarm
Master of the Pit
You have:
full slab pork spareribs
pork spare ribs trimmed St. Louis-Style
baby back ribs from the loin
shoulder bone rib racks
Country-style Rib End ribs, rib side and backbone side
Country-style Loin End cuts, loin side and backbone side
Center cut Country style ribs, rib side and backbone side
Boneless 'ribs' - from any cut of pork
Pork Shoulder Country-style 'rib cuts', bone-in and boneless
Arm Shoulder Split-Bone Country-Style 'ribs'
full slab pork spareribs
pork spare ribs trimmed St. Louis-Style
baby back ribs from the loin
shoulder bone rib racks
Country-style Rib End ribs, rib side and backbone side
Country-style Loin End cuts, loin side and backbone side
Center cut Country style ribs, rib side and backbone side
Boneless 'ribs' - from any cut of pork
Pork Shoulder Country-style 'rib cuts', bone-in and boneless
Arm Shoulder Split-Bone Country-Style 'ribs'
Back ribs are running $3.99 and up at stores around here. You can usually do best at Sam's in my area. They had them for $2.99 last time I looked.
I was at the Kroger this afternoon and I never will understand why they have back ribs are $4.99 a pound and they have these beautiful cryovac packages of pork loins for $1.99 a pound sitting next to them. Yes they are leaner, but why $3 a pound difference? (other than because they can)
I was at the Kroger this afternoon and I never will understand why they have back ribs are $4.99 a pound and they have these beautiful cryovac packages of pork loins for $1.99 a pound sitting next to them. Yes they are leaner, but why $3 a pound difference? (other than because they can)
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pkerchef
Fire Starter
Around here in Mississippi the loin back prices here have gone down. Spoke with the Sam's meat guy last week. Case price for loin backs is 2.29 lb. Thinking about buying 2 extra cases and freezing for when the price spikes this summer. Pkerchef
hambone1950
Master of the Pit
Around here (Boston , metro west) 3.29 would be average at the supermarket. You will see a sale now n then , but 3 bucks a pound is what I look for..
Restaurant depot runs 2.79. To 2.99 a pound for cryo packs of 3 racks. You gotta hunt down those places that give you a better deal... That's half the fun!:sausage:
Restaurant depot runs 2.79. To 2.99 a pound for cryo packs of 3 racks. You gotta hunt down those places that give you a better deal... That's half the fun!:sausage:
dblbogey
Fire Starter
That's better than what I paid. This past week bought two cases of Carolina Pride Baby Back Ribs at $2.59 lb.
milkymeal
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tbone30349
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jpsciacca
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BJ's Wholesale Club has cryovac 2 packs @ 2.89 /lb. picked up 3 packs yesterday. They also started carrying brisket which was a first that I've seen then in store. I know everybody has talked up Costco here but BJ's has been really good for boston butts too.
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