Well some shelves are empty but Kroger is looking pretty bare
Plus things they got are too high

Chinese owned and controlled Bacon.

They have more than a life time supply of Woke-A-Cola for me too, since I'm to white to drink that anti-white, racist crap.

Keith

Bought some rib eyes over the weekend. I don’t remember the weight but, they cost me $ 26 for two. I’m going down to the slaughter house and pick up a 1/4 of a cow. If you have your own cow, it’s a two year waiting list. Crazy.

Walmart meat shelves look like that early morning when they're switching to fresh stock for the day. There was beef roast for 4.49 today but I didn't bite. I buy it to grind into burger.

Walmart had cloverdale bacon 3 pounds for $7, I bought 12 pounds.

Roger that!
It's worth watching an NFL game just to see the racist commercials. It's unreal.

Food Lion here had T-bones for $6.99 a pound this week. I stocked up.

I have not run out of venison and walleye yet

They had hams .49 cents per lb
Might be China ham but dang it’s good

Still haven't seen any of this where I grocery shop
Makes me scratch my head when I see this

The Chinese are selling ham at a loss to put the very few American meat processors out of business.

For butcher hogs the national average price today is 66.19 cents a pound live weight. China is very obviously losing a lot of money on that ham. China should not be allowed to own US based businesses, especially ones critical to the US. China definitely should not be allowed to create a monopoly.

Keith

Looks like they weren't open yet.

It looks like a Kroger or Walmart near me. We skip the close stores and drive an hour plus to get groceries, if we really need anything badly now. There's stuff to buy closer by, but not most of what we want usually.

Thanks to biden, high value luxury items, like basic sliced bread, are often unavailable here now.

Keith

A vacuum packer and canner are your friend………

Moo!

X2

Maybe ol Nick can hook you up!

Why bash Smithfield meat or workers, none of it is "Chinese" except the corporate ownership.

I watch hogs roll to the local 100+ year old Smithfield plant on a regular basis within a couple miles of my house. The animals are American, mostly raised within a couple hours drive of here and killed and processed by both old and new Americans. A pretty fricking American story. If you're against any foreign corporate ownership, start dumping it ALL, not just Smithfield.

Now, do I wish that the Chicoms had not been allowed to buy Smithfeild in the first place, yeah but that's another story...

Yea most on here love their Toyota trucks
Guess where 95% of the profits go to ?

Go out back to the dumpster and grab all the meat from yesterday for free.