Remember when the Biden Admin made a big deal about saving .16 on the 4th? What will they say for Thanksgiving?

Rust_Cohle

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Where the hell is that from? I bought a 16 lb turkey yesterday for 35 bucks and some change.

"Wholesale boneless, skinless turkey breasts, which mostly end up in retail delicatessens and sandwich shops, were up to $3.45 per pound compared to $1.80 per pound last year with a five-year average of $2.74 per pound."

Expect Higher Prices, Fewer Options For Thanksgiving Turkeys

The numbers add up for boneless, skinless turkey breasts: $3.45 X 16 = $55.20
 
"Wholesale boneless, skinless turkey breasts, which mostly end up in retail delicatessens and sandwich shops, were up to $3.45 per pound compared to $1.80 per pound last year with a five-year average of $2.74 per pound."

Expect Higher Prices, Fewer Options For Thanksgiving Turkeys

The numbers add up for boneless, skinless turkey breasts: $3.45 X 16 = $55.20

Turkey breast always cost more per pound than buying a whole turkey. The OP was not comparing deli turkey breast. Very dishonest meme
 
Turkey breast always cost more per pound than buying a whole turkey. The OP was not comparing deli turkey breast. Very dishonest meme

Regardless, a jump from $1.80 per pound last year to $3.45 should be disturbing. And then there's the fact that if you didn't buy a whole frozen turkey now, there's probably won't be any a week or two from now.
 
At least we can be thankful that Fat Donnie is no longer our President
 
Regardless, a jump from $1.80 per pound last year to $3.45 should be disturbing. And then there's the fact that if you didn't buy a whole frozen turkey now, there's probably won't be any a week or two from now.
It didn't. The OP lied.

Current turkey prices per pound at several diffey stores.

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