Pork Belly Prices...
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processhead said in Pork Belly Prices...:
Beginning of the month, the local Costco had whole ones on sale for $3.69/lb and then a couple bucks off at the register.
We have a Costco about 60 miles from here now. I need to check and see if they stock belly
knifemaker3 most of them do, even have it sliced.
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Man, I had a couple of projects that could use bellies. I guess that’s on hold till people regain their minda
Dr_Pain that may be awhile.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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I’ve always only been able to find it in the +$5 range, and that’s going back 5 years in my area. Currently $5.59/lb at my go-to retailer.
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Pork Bellies here for $4.79 lb. at US Foods/Chief Store
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Pork Bellies here for $4.79 lb. at US Foods/Chief Store
johnsbrewhouse Just when does the prices stop climbing?
Wholesale bacon is now $66.00 for 15 pounds, pork bellies just out of range.
Lately I’ve been pan frying ham slices to replace. Many customers seem to like it better and view it as more healthy.
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johnsbrewhouse Just when does the prices stop climbing?
Wholesale bacon is now $66.00 for 15 pounds, pork bellies just out of range.
Lately I’ve been pan frying ham slices to replace. Many customers seem to like it better and view it as more healthy.
Chef I grew up on pan-fried ham. It’s one of my favorite holiday leftovers.
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johnsbrewhouse Just when does the prices stop climbing?
Wholesale bacon is now $66.00 for 15 pounds, pork bellies just out of range.
Lately I’ve been pan frying ham slices to replace. Many customers seem to like it better and view it as more healthy.
Chef $27.00 for 5lbs right now here for Cloverdale bacon, that’s on sale. That is down from $38.00 a month ago. When US foods took over Cash and Carry they raised prices on everything. We complained, it went in one ear and out the other and then they found out when their warehouse supplier got shutdown for a COVID outbreak for two weeks and people found other sources for product with cheaper prices, now their tune has changed.
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Chef $27.00 for 5lbs right now here for Cloverdale bacon, that’s on sale. That is down from $38.00 a month ago. When US foods took over Cash and Carry they raised prices on everything. We complained, it went in one ear and out the other and then they found out when their warehouse supplier got shutdown for a COVID outbreak for two weeks and people found other sources for product with cheaper prices, now their tune has changed.
johnsbrewhouse you know, if it was the farmers and small processors getting the money, I would think differently. It is the greedy large processor that are benefiting from this market. People who sit back on their chairs, do no work, and reap the profits.
Really this is throughout all production. The small guy can’t get a break, and the larger guys just get richer.
NOW THIS is not a suggestion of socialism, but rather as consumers, we need to support the small guy. Sure, it may be a few cents higher, but at least it is good business practices.
Buy local, buy small business, and help our neighbors thrive.
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We have to start a new saying: Not everything is better with bacon! so people stop buying it and the price can go down. Reverse supply and demand!
Dr_Pain That’s why I pulled a full belly from the freezer on Tuesday to thaw. It’s my rainy day fund when I got them cheap, have another belly and a half left for more rainy days.
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Costco around here is charging 5.99 a pound I just put one in to make bacon because bacon is going for 7 or more in most places now that I got bacon going Tops market just sent a flyer out buy 2 get 3 free so we will have lots of bacon come Sunday
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The wife just left the new cosco in duluth mn. They opened yesterday and we had never been to one. Anyway, pork belly was $3.99 a pound.
hey vegetarians, my food poops on your food!
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The wife just left the new cosco in duluth mn. They opened yesterday and we had never been to one. Anyway, pork belly was $3.99 a pound.
kyle Costco is a good place, we like of of their name branded products.
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The wife just left the new cosco in duluth mn. They opened yesterday and we had never been to one. Anyway, pork belly was $3.99 a pound.
kyle same here. I just left COSTCO and bellies are about 40 cents a pound cheaper than my last visit. Their name brand bacon actually went up about 10 cents a pound. At one time their bacon was less than the bellies.
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kyle Costco is a good place, we like of of their name branded products.
HerbcoFood I’m looking forward to checking it out, not sure the wallet is tho. I tend to go overboard when shopping at a place like that
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kyle same here. I just left COSTCO and bellies are about 40 cents a pound cheaper than my last visit. Their name brand bacon actually went up about 10 cents a pound. At one time their bacon was less than the bellies.
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I was at a local Long Island NY Costco today. Pork bellies were $3.99 a lb. I much as I wanted to to pick up one I was buying a 19lb. Prime packer brisket at $4.99 a lb.Currently I have 1/2 a pork belly defrosting to make pork belly burnt ends this Sunday, stay tuned.
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Man, I have a Sams club memebership. I guess I should consider a Costco one
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