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Where do I go to add a few names to the list ?
Where do I go to add a few names to the list ?
Where are you shopping that a turkey is over $2 a pound?The Biden Regime's suffering is 365 24/7.
I tried to block it out if my mind as I watched struggling families pay over $2 a pound for a friggin turkey.
Gateway Pundit sells plenty of turkey propaganda, does that count?Where are you shopping that a turkey is over $2 a pound?View attachment 455694
lol that’s rich! A rich boy Russian agent telling us our cops are bad and mean.
A rich boy Russian agent
That's the joke. Can't believe that went over your head. Well.........How exactly does a person lock their keys in an open convertible?
Or will the claim be “that’s the joke”
‘We get all the funding we need out of Russia…’We/re still doing the Russian agent thing?
‘We get all the funding we need out of Russia…’
Where are you shopping that a turkey is over $2 a pound?View attachment 455694
Frozen turkey prices
Below, you’ll find the listed online prices for frozen turkeys at several grocery stores. Note: Each product’s price per pound was checked in several U.S. cities, but prices may still vary in your area.
Target:
Albertsons:
- $1.49 per pound: Butterball premium all-natural young turkey.
- 99 cents per pound: Good & Gather premium basted young turkey.
Publix:
- $2.59 per pound: Butterball whole turkey.
- $2.49 per pound: Signature Farms whole turkey.
- $4.49 per pound: Signature Select fully cooked hickory smoked whole young turkey.
Walmart:
- $69 cents per pound: Publix whole turkey Grade A.
- $2.99 per pound: Plainville whole turkey, raised without antibiotics.
Average for all combined : $2.21 per pound
- $1.28 per pound: Butterball premium whole turkey.
- 98 cents per pound: Shady Brook Farms whole young turkey.
Some people won't go into Walmart. Various reasons. Pride, dignity, refuse to support scab companies.
They aren’t sending us their brightest.I don't think that math works out they way they want it to ...also throwing in a fully cooked $4.49 turkey to get the average up is shady as well.
You're right.I don't think that math works out they way they want it to
I guess they shouldn't have thrown in that $.69 Publix turkey.also throwing in a fully cooked $4.49 turkey to get the average up is shady as well.
They don't need to. It's all based on the competition.They aren’t sending us their brightest.
Every grocery store around here had sales where if you made a $25 purchase it was like $1 off a pound.I don't think that math works out they way they want it to ...also throwing in a fully cooked $4.49 turkey to get the average up is shady as well.