Meat by mail?

[PikeKing]

(no i dont mean the euroboy2000 mags you order Narc)

Has anyone bought meat by mail/over the net?

I'm looking into this as it seems a lot less hassle, plus its cheaper.

I found this site on MT, looks good.

http://www.freshmeat2u.co.uk/default.asp

[Rogue_zero]

chicken is v cheap at iceland. Wait for the buy one get 1 free offer. Online theres no restiction to how much you buy. In shop its max of 3 per customer

[Narc]

nowt wrong with euroboy

[666]

I always get my shopping from Tesco online, but that's not quite the same. It's handy cos if I go to the supermarkey hungry I end up spending far too much on random shit I really can't afford or shouldn't be eating. Like last night I went for bread; came back with bread, avocado and a Yorkie. Doh.

[bunnyluva]

I've mentioned this before, best is to try to find a wholesale meat supplier in your area, you can get 12-13 large chicken breasts for only £10 from our local one.

I tried some of their bacon too, it was very good, nice and thick and not full of salty water like the supermarkets.

Well worth doing your homework for.

Phil

[Tricky]

Sorry to piss on your chips Pikey, but:

"Skinless, boneless and about half of what it would cost you in a supermarket"

BOLLOCKS.

I buy chicken breasts in morrisons all the time, its usually 1kg for a fiver. Theres work out at 1kg for like 5.50

[PikeKing]

yoiu're not pissing on my chips at all, i havent ordered from them, nor will i until i regularly eat more than a gerbil does

[Tricky]

when you do i'll piss on your little paws :046:

[Taz]

My mates dad runa a company doing this:

http://www.rogerelse.co.uk/

He is not the cheapest but the quality of the meat is spot on. Its the nicest I have ever had any way and I dont buy from anywhere else.