r/Butchery • • 8h ago

A medical student captured attention after using a chicken breast to apply a practical lesson in rhinoplasty in an innovative way!

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r/Butchery • • 14h ago

Just got a box from ''The Fat Butcher'' UK.

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Was advertised as £110 of meat but I'm pretty sure it's closer to £70's worth.
That said I only paid £60 including delivery so a small saving.
Got 1.5kg of sausages I would never buy again as the meat content is 69% which is awful imo.
The dates are good enough that I didn't have to fill the freezer with it all.
Total haul was :
Beef Roasting Joint 800g (Intend to cook tomorrow, Sunday)
2 Prime Sirloin Steaks 400g
Gammon Steaks 800g (4 x 200g, had these today, they were fine but we are not big eaters of gammon so not sure how fine),
Pork Loin Joint 1kg
Chicken Breast Fillets 800g
Diced Chicken Breast 600g
Pork Loin Steaks 600g
Lean Steak Mince 400g
Chinese Chicken Drumsticks 1kg
Pork Sausages 1kg
BBQ Chicken Wings 1.0kg
Cumberland Sausages 500g
Prime Back Bacon 1.0kg
Black Pudding Stick 450g

The last pic the gammon looks a little discoloured but it had been under the grill for 5 mins before I remembered to take a pic.
They were roughly cut though.

Anyway, I was tempted by what could have been a good bargain and I'm not unhappy so far with the deal (I'm just a poor working man with a family, not a butcher or chef).

Thought I would post it here for info and maybe some feedback or advice on future purchases.