The Price of Meat
#1
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The Price of Meat
I was at the butchers earlier, buying a few things, and wondered how much the prices have changed over the years, so I googled "The Price of Meat" and found this thread in 2004... http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=235899 where I was paying $6.99 kg for rump steak
My prices today were:
$4.99 kg Pork Chops
$5.99 kg Rump Steak
Admittedly those are the cheapest prices, but for the high quality it would be this:
$10.95 kg Wagyu Topside Roast
$12.95 kg Black Angus Rump - Grain Fed
$13.95 kg Whole Yearling Rib Fillet - Grass Fed
My prices today were:
$4.99 kg Pork Chops
$5.99 kg Rump Steak
Admittedly those are the cheapest prices, but for the high quality it would be this:
$10.95 kg Wagyu Topside Roast
$12.95 kg Black Angus Rump - Grain Fed
$13.95 kg Whole Yearling Rib Fillet - Grass Fed
#2
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Re: The Price of Meat
That is extremely cheap to what I pay here in the UK and I get a good price.
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Re: The Price of Meat
I was at the butchers earlier, buying a few things, and wondered how much the prices have changed over the years, so I googled "The Price of Meat" and found this thread in 2004... http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=235899 where I was paying $6.99 kg for rump steak
My prices today were:
$4.99 kg Pork Chops
$5.99 kg Rump Steak
Admittedly those are the cheapest prices, but for the high quality it would be this:
$10.95 kg Wagyu Topside Roast
$12.95 kg Black Angus Rump - Grain Fed
$13.95 kg Whole Yearling Rib Fillet - Grass Fed
My prices today were:
$4.99 kg Pork Chops
$5.99 kg Rump Steak
Admittedly those are the cheapest prices, but for the high quality it would be this:
$10.95 kg Wagyu Topside Roast
$12.95 kg Black Angus Rump - Grain Fed
$13.95 kg Whole Yearling Rib Fillet - Grass Fed
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Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 155
Re: The Price of Meat
So what is the average price over in OZ for meat?
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Re: The Price of Meat
55l of diesel in my Jetta costs less than $75 and lasts me for just about 3 weeks. To fill the Navara and Jetta together costs $180-odd, or $45 a week. A litre of diesel costs me $1.35 and moves me 15kms - still a bargain if you think about it. Transport fuel is still cheap in reality when you consider what it does for you.
Last edited by Amazulu; Feb 15th 2011 at 12:27 am.
#14
Re: The Price of Meat
I ring the guy up with my order, give him credit card details and it gets delivered to my door the next day. A side of beef works out at under $6/kg. We had scotch fillet for dinner last night that was just superb. I buy Merino lamb in bulk for about that too.