Menus without prices

[otterhere]

Originally Posted by JONOV

Try and look at it this way.

"I bought a new Mercedes." Excellent, wonderful for you. Bragging? A little bit, but whatever.

"I bought a new Mercedes. Cost me $93 grand!" One has crossed the line into boorishness.

Same with food. "We went to Ruth Chris, I had the sirloin and twice baked potatoes, it was awesome." A bit of a brag, but not out of the bounds of decorum. "We went to Ruth Chris. I had the Sirloin and Twice Baked potatoes, it was delicious, we spent $350." Boorish.

No one is spending $350 for a meal on this Facebook page.

But am I going to pay $25 for $7 worth of food?

No, and I'd appreciate the info.

[jlawrence01]

Originally Posted by wit-nit

Here Mr BS is todays Kroger 1lb. hamburger price in our area. Touche'
https://www.frysfood.com/p/kroger-85...pe=suggestions

You picked the ONE SKU offered that had ground beef over $5/ lb. Only 85/15 is that high. That is really cherry-picking at its worse.

[Cloudy Dayz]

Originally Posted by wit-nit

Here Mr BS is todays Kroger 1lb. hamburger price in our area. Touche'
https://www.frysfood.com/p/kroger-85...pe=suggestions

From the same website.

Kroger 93% Lean Ground Beef 16 oz
UPC: 0001111096920
$3.97

Kroger 93% Lean Ground Beef, 16 oz - Fry’s Food Stores

I there any reason you can't buy the 93% instead of 85%?

[wit-nit]

Originally Posted by Cloudy Dayz

From the same website.



Kroger 93% Lean Ground Beef, 16 oz - Fry’s Food Stores

I there any reason you can't buy the 93% instead of 85%?

Taste, the more fat the better the taste. 93% is tasteless, not much fat.

[oceangaia]

Originally Posted by wit-nit

Taste, the more fat the better the taste. 93% is tasteless, not much fat.

Then get the 80% for $4.29 and you get better taste for much less than your 85%.

[villabella22201]

Back to the topic, not chopped meat.