How many chickens??

[ProperlyPumped]

How many chickens do you guys go through?? I go through about 10 lbs. of chicken in 1-1/2 weeks.

 

[chanmanfoo]

at-least 10-15 lbs a week.
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[Dante666]

I go through about 30 lbs or both boneless, skinless chicken breast, and extra lean hamburger. I wonder how much cattle/livestock each of us is responsible to killing? That would be something cool to find out.

 

[Dante666]

I go through about 30 lbs or both boneless, skinless chicken breast, and extra lean hamburger. I wonder how much cattle/livestock each of us is responsible to killing? That would be something cool to find out.

That's per month.

 

[NapoleanComplex]

easily 10lbs...per week.

 

[HANSEL]

6lbs for me but I eat alot of Steak, Eggs, and Cheese.

 

[Puddles]

I just cooked 2 lbs of ground turkey breast (boiled meatballs), 6 lbs of lean ground beef (baked meatballs), and 4 lbs of chicken breast tenders (grilled). These 12 lbs of meats will provide about 3/4 of the protein my husband and I consume in a week. The rest will come from tuna, salmon, cheese/cottage cheese, and egg whites.

 

[Toozee]

mmmmm.....baked meat balls.

 

[psychedout]

About 10 pounds/week.

All I know is I would hate to be a turkey come Thanksgiving weekend.

 

[KID_DESTRUCTO]

I go threw 8lbs of boneless skinless chicken breast in 10 days. Thats 2 breasts every day at lunchtime+some at dinnertime.

 

[natedog]

I buy the whole roasted chickens from the grocery store (less than $5, already cooked, at least a couple lbs of meat each). I eat 1/3 of a chicken for dinner most every night (breast one night, other breast the next, and everything else on the third night). While it's still warm, it's very easy to separate the meat from the rest.

Buying boneless, skinless breasts is friggin expensive (more expensive than some of the better cuts of beef, and about even with fresh salmon), and they don't even cook it for you!

 

[james_shier]

how many lbs per chicken breast fillet? whatever it is, X10 is what i eat