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1 hour ago, JeanneCake said:Hmmm. I was thinking I wanted prime rib for Christmas dinner, I haven't looked at prices yet but I'm sure sticker shock will set in. I wonder if I should have a plan B. It will be just 4 of us at dinner, but I like to have enough left to not have to cook the next day or two at least.
Currently I see prime rib priced at $22 a pound. Canadian and US prices are not comparable usually but that is an awful lot of money for a pound of beef in anybody’s currency.
1 hour ago, JeanneCake said:Hmmm. I was thinking I wanted prime rib for Christmas dinner, I haven't looked at prices yet but I'm sure sticker shock will set in. I wonder if I should have a plan B. It will be just 4 of us at dinner, but I like to have enough left to not have to cook the next day or two at least.
Currently I see prime rib priced at $22 a pound. Canadian and US prices are not comparable usually but that is an off a lot of money for a pound of beef in anybody’s currency.
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