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That is a good idea. I do buy a 10 piece dark fried chicken when it is on sale for $6 or under and i have some potatoes. That gives me 5 meals of a leg, thigh, and baked potato. Plus I give the bones to the dogs.
It works for me because the wife doesn't like dark meat!
I've smoked a lot of chickens and just do not care that much for them and that is probably why I do not buy the rotisserie ones.
We were pointing out that when you factor in the health care costs of eating such "food" it is not a good deal, and that is something most people who consume large quantities of fast/processed "food" are not considering.
Mass consumption of the stuff that passes for "food" in America is a major reason why 68% of Americans are overweight, 33% are obese, and also why our health care costs are approaching 20% of national income.
Exactly.
fast/processed "food" has just about no nutritional value and in the end you will pay for it.
Go to the store, buy some seasonal vegetables and fruits on sale.
Healthy and frugal.
We eat fruit and vegetables everyday, this was a rare fast food outing, it was a good deal and the kids enjoyed it.
End of story.
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