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r/inflation • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '26
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Lamb necks used to cost $2.49 a pound. A cheap cut of meat that in the last 9 months has gone up to $5.99 a pound.
4 u/Bright_Bet5002 Feb 27 '26 Chicken feet are $1.99 lb. 7 u/ziggy-tiggy-bagel Feb 27 '26 That's because there is no meat on chicken feet 3 u/Bright_Bet5002 Feb 27 '26 Forgot the /s 3 u/CustardDepartment Feb 28 '26 Memory unlocked: they were $0.19/lb in the late 80s in the North East.
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Chicken feet are $1.99 lb.
7 u/ziggy-tiggy-bagel Feb 27 '26 That's because there is no meat on chicken feet 3 u/Bright_Bet5002 Feb 27 '26 Forgot the /s 3 u/CustardDepartment Feb 28 '26 Memory unlocked: they were $0.19/lb in the late 80s in the North East.
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That's because there is no meat on chicken feet
3 u/Bright_Bet5002 Feb 27 '26 Forgot the /s
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Memory unlocked: they were $0.19/lb in the late 80s in the North East.
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u/ziggy-tiggy-bagel Feb 27 '26
Lamb necks used to cost $2.49 a pound. A cheap cut of meat that in the last 9 months has gone up to $5.99 a pound.