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In many parts of Europe buying from the traditional local style of producer is the cheaper way to buy animal products. Supermarket meats often contain a fair b
by nibbleshifter 3y ago
In many parts of Europe buying from the traditional local style of producer is the cheaper way to buy animal products.
Supermarket meats often contain a fair bit of water weight IME.
- Eduard 3y ago> In many parts of Europe buying from the traditional local style of producer is the cheaper way to buy animal products. Burden of proof here
- nibbleshifter 3y agoSo in Ireland, supermarket meat is cheap, but usually higher in fat and "wetter". Still decent meat, but you are paying for water IME. At the butcher I pay only slightly more, I know exactly which farm it came from, I know where it was slaughtered and processed, and I can ask for specific cuts/amounts, so less wastage. Its also much higher quality and not as "wet", so its much nicer to cook with (and I'm not paying for water weight). I've saved a metric shitload on my monthly food shopping by using the butchers and greengrocers in my area instead of the supermarkets.