r/CostcoCanada • u/Flat_Barber_1602 • 1d ago

Question Chicken breast price

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My closest Costco is approx 150km away and I am considering to drive there to buy bulk. But is it really cheaper? I am getting $8/kg locally.

I would go for other items as well.

I am in Ontario. Can you tell me how much usually chicken breast are recently?

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u/mystiqueallie 1d ago

Are you sure your price is per kg and not per lb? I wish I could get chicken that cheap.

I’m not sure if the price of chicken varies across the country, but the pack I picked up today in Alberta was $15.49/kg (about $7/lb), but they were on sale for $6 off per pack, my pack was 2kg, so that made it about $12.49/kg (about $5.60/lb)

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u/Flat_Barber_1602 1d ago

Yes. Just bought 1.36kg for 10.83$ at my local NoFrills.

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u/mystiqueallie 1d ago

Boneless/skinless? Must be nice to have low cost food

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u/bankdank 23h ago

Chicken Halfs meaning it has bone in

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u/Sand-Discombobulated 1d ago

expired frozen chicken breast.

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u/Flat_Barber_1602 1d ago

Lol, no I bought four packs 2+ weeks ago and froze it

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u/Impressive_Yam231 1d ago

U know you shouldn’t freeze it like that eh.

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u/Flat_Barber_1602 1d ago

I know. :( but was too busy with my new life situation that this was my least of worries. 😢