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7 Joints of Beef for £20

nuttywoman
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Yesterday we went to Sainsbury`s and bought 2 very long joints of beef. 1 joint was priced at £9 the other at £11 .Hubby cut them up into 7 smaller joints - enough for 3 people each .:T
The other week we did the same with some Pork joints as well.
Does anyone else do this?
The other week we did the same with some Pork joints as well.
Does anyone else do this?

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did this with large joints of pork got from tesco recently
not quite so good 4 joints for £16JAN WINS- pepsi tshirt,0 -
Yep, I do this. As there's only 3 of us it can work out to be quite a bargain.0
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I do this also. Only 2 of us. Takes some work doing it with whole legs of lamb.0
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i always do this. i often buy 2 or 3 big joints when sainsburys have it on offer and save a 1/3. i find out of a £14 ish piece i will get 4 or 5 from each. were a family of 2 adults and 3 young children. and find this is enough for us. although when doing the shop spending £14 on one item in a weekly shop is alot. it saves money in long run , as we then get 4 or 5 meals from it thus making it very good value.0
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yep, I do this all the time.0
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I tend to roast the whole piece, then after we've had our lunch from it I keep some aside to be minced for cottage pie the next day. Then I slice up the rest, cover with gravy, portion it & put it into the freezer.0
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Just wish I had a bigger freezer coz that sounds like a bargain. :money:0
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All the time - that way you get the right size joints! Also cook enough on a Sunday to have leftovers on Tuesday.What is this life if, full of care, we have no time to stand and stare0
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Jane_Blackford wrote: »All the time - that way you get the right size joints! Also cook enough on a Sunday to have leftovers on Tuesday.
Why not on a Monday? Or do you have a different thing to eat on a Monday because you don't fancy the same things two days in a row?
Just curious hehe.0 -
Have i missed the plot? I don't understand what we are meant to conclude unless we know the cut of beef and weight?
It could be brisket, it could be sirlion. The 7 joints could be 100g each, they could be 2kg each.0
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