Long time browser, first time poster. I bought some chicken thighs from Coles on George St, Sydney that were advertised as $6.00/kg but printed at $2.99/kg. Not sure if this was a one off glitch but its definitely worth a try if anyone needs/wants skinless chicken thigh.
I prefer breasts.
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i'd say its a pricing error, i could buy and re-sell at my butcher shop and still make nice profit at that price
Even at $5.98 it's a good price… I'd be worried about the u/b date with chicken this cheap though
Reproduced at other locations?
ehhhhhh… Chicken breast ($9/kg) is cheaper than thigh ($10/kg) at my coles….. WTH!
They must be breast men at your Coles.
Thighs are usually more expensive than breast
When did this become normal??? I use to buy thighs because it was cheaper and tasted better! but now I'm torn between a foodie and a oz-bargainer…
I reckon in the last 2 years has been the same for skinless breast and skinless/bones thigh. Except at Coles (Vic), now bulk breast is a bargain $9/kg, and thigh is a whopping $13/kg. meat is expensive in Vic compared to other states…
Thigh taste better cos its juicier.
Breast is healthier because it is leaner.
I choose breast otherwise I have to buy larger size slazenger shirts from sportsdirect. :)
Not thighs with the bone in though
You pay for the bones then…
is this coles central near apple store or coles world square? I'll head in to try my luck :)
Coles Central near apple store
$5kg at Coles Ingle Farm in Adelaide
That's two states away…
Are they halal?
Doubt it. Why would they spend extra on halal certification for a really popular product like this, when really it is a niche market that wants it? They'd have to pass the cost on to consumers.
I'm sure there is halal chicken available elsewhere, though.
They'd better not be.
do love to nibble on some thighs.
chicken thighs of course.