How much would you pay for a chicken? $5, maybe? It is the cheapest and most plentiful meat, and I don't know what it's like in Europe but Americans can basically eat as much as they want for free.
Not so in Canada. In Canada they are paying vast sums of leafbucks for every kilo of chicken. The average Canadian is starving. Their country is not long for this world.
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So let me get this straight. Your governor sends a bunch of migrants across the country and you think it's a win to treat people like that? You're sick
groceryjew at it again. didn't you get btfo last thread?
>Their country is not long for this world.
LOL I've got news for you punk. This world is not long for itself. It's only a matter of a couple of weeks and the whole thing is coming to a crashing end.
That's 2kg of chicken breast. $50 is not that extreme for such a quantity.
I just eat ground beef. Around 6 CAD per lb
A whole chicken costs $5 in America. This ridiculous pricing, Canadians are starving
Post the in store prices then
Yes but these are chicken breasts, it's not comparable to just a full chicken.
you could get that same package for probably $25-30 here desu maybe less
I've been buying the same package of chicken for years, its always been an average of 10 bucks, now every package is 14-17. The price of chicken is too damn high!
>march 30th
It is easily double what we pay in the US. Probably more.
You're right, it's even more now
chicken pack of that size is still 10 dollars in sask
Yes.
oh nooooooooo
You could cut that cost in half with a
meat grinder and watching for sales on beef.
Funny you can get that same thing here for $25-$30 here in Canada too.
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Here's some flyers to get a real idea of food prices.
OP is a kike and full of shit per usual
Fuck off retards we have plenty to eat and for fair prices
you bring them in, you take care of them
And yet half the country still voted for this guy
NO REFUNDS
>Boomer memeflag
>Boomer meme response
It's Joever!
Finally, a good thread.
what food stuff isn't considered a luxury in Canada