Where does everyone shop

[darrenG10]

Best places for me

Aildi
Lidil

They just can’t be beating in price and good quality I get everything minus my rice I buy on Amazon

sometimes got great deals on too

But I normally will get
chicken breast
steak mince
skyr yogurt or Greek
salmon fillet (a treat)
breaded chicken breast (treat)
whole eggs
diet irn bru
potatoes
chia seeds
sunflower seeds

 

[Kompany4]

It was Morrisons for a long time but I have never seen price increases like it lately.

Aldi is brilliant to be honest and get pretty much all my “own food” from there too.

Recently been getting steaks delivered on a Saturday from a lad who works at the abattoir.

Vacuum sealed and very nice cuts, £16 a kg for sirloin and £15 a kg for rump.

Tesco for any bits I have forgotten or need on a random day as there is one on most corners near me.

 

[darrenG10]

It was Morrisons for a long time but I have never seen price increases like it lately.

Aldi is brilliant to be honest and get pretty much all my “own food” from there too.

Recently been getting steaks delivered on a Saturday from a lad who works at the abattoir.

Vacuum sealed and very nice cuts, £16 a kg for sirloin and £15 a kg for rump.

Tesco for any bits I have forgotten or need on a random day as there is one on most corners near me.

Morrisons had good stuff tesco down from me I was eating the skinny range of burgers 1g fat per burger which were very nice but Lidil do skinny link sausages too which are amazing

the thing is tesco etc the price is just going up

diet irn bru is 50p for 2 litre can even get some for 39p just can’t be beating taste exactly like normal brands

Apple cider Lidil also or home bargains

 

[ADAM1]

Tesco home delivery, can't beat it.

 

[charliethomas]

farm foods guys!!!
1k of chicken will cost you just £4. (breasts)
you have to buy 3 bags to get the price... £12 but ive not found decent chicken at that price anywhere else!

 

[darrenG10]

farm foods guys!!!
1k of chicken will cost you just £4. (breasts)
you have to buy 3 bags to get the price... £12 but ive not found decent chicken at that price anywhere else!

That’s a excellent price this is what we need more of what a post

 

[Animalchin]

Aldi for me, although there prices have gone up aswell. Farm foods is another one not far from me I forgot all about that. Iceland worth a punt aswell.

 

[Thecoms]

We have a new Aldi , meat quality way better than the other big supermarkets , long dates on them too !
Veg is bang on too
Just done my weekly shop there and will do food prep this afternoon ?

 

[charliethomas]

That’s a excellent price this is what we need more of what a post

heard yesterday down in price again. now its just £10 for 3kg of chicken!!!

 

[Kompany4]

heard yesterday down in price again. now its just £10 for 3kg of chicken!!!

Can’t beat that at all mate, much water come out of them?

 

[Functional Fitness]

much water come out of them?

I was thinking that when I saw the price vs weight.
Sainsbury do frozen breasts for a cheap price but they're wafer thin and have been batted out to make them flat. I haven't tried them yet but I'm fairly sure they will have been injected with water and don't have the same macro values as a fresh chicken breast.

I usually just buy the whole cooked chickens that are spit roasted fresh daily on the deli counters and then strip all the meat off the carcass, shred it all together so it's moist and full of flavour (unlike a chicken breast), and divide into portions. I can get 6-8 decent portions from a mature bird or 4 from a baby poussin but that might not be achievable for someone who's bulking.

If I want good quality and big raw chicken breasts I use costco online or websites like the one in the link below:
5kg fresh for £35

5kg Fresh Premium Chicken Fillets

Our 5kg packs of fresh chicken fillets are great value. Each bag contains roughly 22 fillets, avg. weight 200g each and is packed in one vac bag.

www.onlinebutcher.co.uk

 

[charliethomas]

Can’t beat that at all mate, much water come out of them?

do you know i hadnt thought about the water weight at all lol.

tomorrow, ill cook a kg up, and then weigh cooked weight.

 

[Thecoms]

I am surprised at how much water comes out when you cook meat ? It has been noticeable over the last couple of years, it’s a scam to charge more and make meat look better. Unfortunately it’s here to stay.
The only way to determine true weight would be to weigh after cooking as stated.
I dont count calories or macros, I just count meals eaten ? Most clean meals break down very similarly , almost a natural 40/60 split with some fats, i try for 4-5 meals a day and will get nice steady gains from that