Boneless Chicken Thighs

Dee Dee said:

Just wanted to let you-all know that I found at Costco boneless-skinned
chicken thighs right beside the boneless-skinned chicken breasts. Thanks
for suggesting to look here.

Price $1.89 a lb. for thighs, $2.79 (or was it $2.49?) for the breasts.
Dee Dee

Wow. $1.89/lb is expensive for cardboard.

Dee Dee said:

Just wanted to let you-all know that I found at Costco boneless-skinned
chicken thighs right beside the boneless-skinned chicken breasts. Thanks
for suggesting to look here.

Price $1.89 a lb. for thighs, $2.79 (or was it $2.49?) for the breasts.
Dee Dee

I was just there this afetrnoon. They're 1.99/lb and $2.79/lb
respectively. They just started carrying these 6-packs of
"Natural" chicken thighs (bone-in/skin-on). Each of the 6
individual cryovaced packages had 3-4 thighs (for approx 20
thighs) and each of the smaller packages tears off the others and
can be stored separately. They were $.99/lb (~$10/package).
Really cool packaging, IMO, since those are the portion sizes I'd
use and just end up having to package them at home anyway.

I also got 4lbs of flap meat. Never have enough flap meat...

-sw

On Mon, 17 Sep 2007 04:11:40 -0000, kinky boots <[email hidden]>

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Dee Dee said:

Just wanted to let you-all know that I found at Costco boneless-skinned
chicken thighs right beside the boneless-skinned chicken breasts. Thanks
for suggesting to look here.

Price $1.89 a lb. for thighs, $2.79 (or was it $2.49?) for the breasts.
Dee Dee

Wow. $1.89/lb is expensive for cardboard.

Crawl back to where you came from, idiot.
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Steve Wertz said:

I was just there this afetrnoon. They're 1.99/lb and $2.79/lb
respectively. They just started carrying these 6-packs of
"Natural" chicken thighs (bone-in/skin-on). Each of the 6
individual cryovaced packages had 3-4 thighs (for approx 20
thighs) and each of the smaller packages tears off the others and
can be stored separately. They were $.99/lb (~$10/package).
Really cool packaging, IMO, since those are the portion sizes I'd
use and just end up having to package them at home anyway.

Great! Thanks for the tip. I will send my personal shopper (husband)
to look for it.

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I also got 4lbs of flap meat. Never have enough flap meat...

What part of the sirloin is it... top, bottom? What do you do with
it?
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Steve Wertz said:

I also got 4lbs of flap meat. Never have enough flap meat...

What part of the sirloin is it... top, bottom? What do you do with
it?

Flap meat? What the Waco is that?

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Dee Dee said:

Just wanted to let you-all know that I found at Costco boneless-skinned
chicken thighs right beside the boneless-skinned chicken breasts. Thanks
for suggesting to look here.

Price $1.89 a lb. for thighs, $2.79 (or was it $2.49?) for the breasts.

I saw it at Trader Joe's on Saturday, too. It's funny what you see
after reading the newsgroup.

Karen

"Dee Dee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Just wanted to let you-all know that I found at Costco boneless-skinned
chicken thighs right beside the boneless-skinned chicken breasts. Thanks
for suggesting to look here.

Price $1.89 a lb. for thighs, $2.79 (or was it $2.49?) for the breasts.
Dee Dee

Oh, good-glad you found them!

Lynne A
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Robert L Bass said:

Flap meat? What the Waco is that?

Hanger steak. Onglet. Bottom sirloin flap meat. Only one to a
cow.

http://www.cbef.com/products/Prod_Beef_Sirloin_185A.htm

-sw