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Shopping Tip: Chicken When buying chicken, you can save money by buying a whole fryer. These are usually less expensive per pound than cut-up chicken or chicken parts. If buying chicken parts, the least expensive are typically the legs and hindquarters. Boneless, skinless breast costs the most. |
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