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I don’t have the answer for you but I do know it is always been extraordinarily expensive compared to other meats.
It’s been many years since I purchased a goose for Christmas and at that time it was $60 and that wasn’t even premium goose but just from the supermarket.
edited to add:
One goose does not feed very many people so adding to the expense!
I don’t have the answer for you but I do know it is always been extraordinarily expensive compared to other meats.
It’s been many years since I purchased a goose for Christmas and at that time it was $60 and that wasn’t even premium goose but just from the supermarket.
edited to add:
One goose does not eat very many people so adding to the expense!
I don’t have the answer for you but I do know it is always been extraordinarily expensive compared to other meats.
It’s been many years since I purchased a goose for Christmas and at that time it was $60 and that wasn’t even premium goose but just from the supermarket.
