Cheapest way to buy chicken

bossymoo

My dd had milk and soya protein intol too, but has just turned two. As predicted by the dietician she seems to have outgrown it and can now manage dairy products without ill effect.

So there might be hope on the horizon! Reading all those labels was a nightmare, shopping is a lot easier now. DD had fortified oat milk as her main drink once she turned 1, much more palatable than the formula...

bargainbetty

Do you have any Asian wholesalers near you? I go to Wing Yip and buy a box of chicken breasts, and then split them with my mum and sister-in-law. Huge amounts of meat for about half the price of the supermarkets. I also get sauces, noodles, rice and veg there, so one trip can make sufficient savings to justify the transport costs.

camNolliesMUMMY

I'd also add asian/ethnic markets too your list as a good well priced place to go.
Yesterday I bought 2 kg of chicken breasts for £8 and they were huge so sliced them down the middle and froze in separate bags.
I also bought 2kg of boneless chicken thighs £6
And minced chicken 1kg £3.75

This will last us a month at a total of £17.75 for it all.
Hope this helps.

Ps veggies are also cheap I bought three huge bunches of spring onions 99p
Large Sack of onions £2.80
Fresh spinach 5 big bunches for 99p
As well as fresh herbs
Peppers
Two massive iceberg lettuces 99p
Three large cucumbers 99p
Very good value for money

ginger_tony

I also buy whole chickens fro aldi as these are cheap and have a lot of meat on them l can feed my family(7 of us) but recently ive been buying chicken thighs because i find they have more taste and are cheap and are great for curries ,soups and stir frys. I like morrisons ones as they are quite large. Lidls also do frozen chicken breasts on the bone you get about 8 for under a £5

hulahoop09

Thanks! We have small asian shops but no where I know of that do that amount of meat for such a good price! That is amazing!!! We dont drive so may be harder to get to places further afield unfortunately.