Picked up my pastured chicken this morning from a local farm near Columbus, Ohio. Big sale. 75% off parts for loyal customers! (They needed to clear out their freezer it seems.)
Their normal prices don't seem terrible to me, but I haven't done a lot of comparison shopping. Here's their price list for pastured chicken:
$1.00/lb for liver
$1.50/lb for hearts and gizzards
$2.00/lb for wings
$2.50/lb for drumsticks
$5.50/lb for thighs (w/bone)
$8.50/lb for boneless breast
Of course 75% off doesn't happen often. I filled my freezer for $28.91! That's about 30 pounds of chicken parts, including copious amounts of liver and giblets. Found the farm through eatwild. See below. What do you pay for local pastured chicken? Grassfed beef?
