/ck/ - is this a good price? - Food & Cooking

Anonymous

10/24/25(Fri)22:13:30 No.21677495

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is this a good price?

Anonymous
10/24/25(Fri)22:21:46 No.21677519

Anonymous 10/24/25(Fri)22:21:46 No.21677519

>Pay over time
Imagine buying food on layaway, the future sure is gay. Anyways, why didn't you just compare that price to your local grocery store prices? Wouldn't that be more helpful to you than randos on 4chan giving you their opinions?

Anonymous
10/24/25(Fri)22:22:58 No.21677523

Anonymous 10/24/25(Fri)22:22:58 No.21677523

>>21677519
this is the only place in my town that offers sushi grade fish besides ahi

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)05:44:23 No.21678097

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)05:44:23 No.21678097

>>21677495
>farmed salmon
Read up on this

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)12:12:24 No.21678567

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)12:12:24 No.21678567

>>21677495
$30/lb
good price for the distributor, perhaps

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)12:13:43 No.21678570

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)12:13:43 No.21678570

>>21677523
‘Sushi grade’ isn’t a thing

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)12:15:04 No.21678575

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)12:15:04 No.21678575

>farmed salmon
ew
also, i wouldn't trust a website that spells scotland incorrectly

Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)13:43:18 No.21678711

Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)13:43:18 No.21678711

>>21677495
Salmon fillets in the supermarket are always sold at around 110-120g. So this pound is technically 4 portions. £7.50 for a quality salmon fillet is expensive but a lot of people would pay that much for a good steak