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Old 08-31-2008, 09:24 AM #9
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Boneless/skinless chicken breasts here are for sale at 1.99 a pound at one store(albertsons) and 1.97 at the other (vons).

When it goes on sale like this I try to stock up and put it in foodsaver bags for later...Sue
In Mass. they are the same price when they are on sale....usually 1.97lb
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