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mnhtnbb

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10. The market where I usually shop had a sale

Reply to riversedge (Original post)

Sat Nov 8, 2025, 06:26 AM

Nov 8

on frozen turkeys Thursday (which is senior discount day 5% off) for $1.99/lb. Butterball and their house brand were the same price. When I got there at 10:40 am, the freezer was practically empty of Butterballs. I brought home a 13 lb one. I effectively paid $1.89/lb with the discount.

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Turkey Numbers Drop: Prices Could Jump 40% [View all] riversedge Nov 7 OP

As usual, looking for an excuse to jack up prices, again. mdbl Nov 7 #1

We're Going to Blame Trump for This Like He Blamed Biden for Egg Prices, Right? -NT- ruet Nov 7 #2

If it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander BaronChocula Nov 8 #7

population going even lower ver soon lol. sorry, turkeys. msongs Nov 7 #3

avian flu? RussBLib Nov 7 #4

Last year's Turkey was an 11 pounder for $4.65. HappyH Nov 7 #5

Come to Staten Island Polybius Nov 7 #6

No problem! Aussie105 Nov 8 #8

Cattle, turkeys, humans ... CountAllVotes Nov 8 #9

The market where I usually shop had a sale mnhtnbb Nov 8 #10

Kick ck4829 Nov 10 #11