About that meat shortage
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Mrs. Mark and I have now gone to Aldi twice in the past week. First time going to any store in over 2 months. We assess the parking lot before going in. If it's too busy, we go home. We wear masks and I saturate two dried up disinfectant wipes from a pack that has been the car too long, with a very strong, homemade hand sanitizer solution and wipe the cart handle down and them keep them in place for my hands to hold on to while shopping. I use the wipes to open the coolers for dairy products, etc.
We have spent about $140 or less each trip.
Pig has been ordered! It will cost about $400 fully processed. Will work out to about $2.10 per lb on delivery.
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Mrs. Mark and I have now gone to Aldi twice in the past week. First time going to any store in over 2 months. We assess the parking lot before going in. If it's too busy, we go home. We wear masks and I saturate two dried up disinfectant wipes from a pack that has been the car too long, with a very strong, homemade hand sanitizer solution and wipe the cart handle down and them keep them in place for my hands to hold on to while shopping. I use the wipes to open the coolers for dairy products, etc.
We have spent about $140 or less each trip.
Pig has been ordered! It will cost about $400 fully processed. Will work out to about $2.10 per lb on delivery.
@mark That's not bad at all! I've been thinking about it, but worry that we would waste a lot of it. We eat a fair amount of bacon and some various sausages. Other than that, I'll make ribs a couple of times a month and the occasional tenderloin, but that's it. I wouldn't mind getting a shoulder to work on pulled pork, but not till I get a smoker or a better grill.
Currently have five racks of ribs, 4-5 decent sized tenderloins, 5 lbs of farm-fresh bacon, 5 lbs of store-bought bacon, maybe 3 meals worth of brats, 3 meals worth of Italian sausage, and 2 rolls of breakfast sausage.
