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All you need is a good knife and cutting board!

Cut Your Own Chops – If you see a sale on pork roasts, buy one! You can cut your own pork chops in 10-15 minutes and pay a whole lot less! Don't be scared.

Grind Your Own Meat – Investing in a meat grinder can pay off BIG time! Instead of spending an arm and a leg on ground beef, buy a cheap chuck beef and grind it yourself!.Shop Local – Don't sleep on your local butcher, you guys! A lot of the time, they offer cheaper prices, and they're also usually willing to share tricks of the trade for using cheaper cuts of meat.Check with your local 4-H club to see if they have any pigs for sale. Go ahead and pig out! You'll have bacon, pork chops, and barbecue GALORE. Buy a Pig – While we're on the subject, here's another fun fact! You can buy a whole pig, too.

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The meat lasts for AGES! How do we swing it? Head over to our sister site, Fun Cheap or Free to read how we use money from our family savings account, not our weekly grocery budget. We like to split a cow with a friend or family member. Don't have a cow! Buy the whole dang cow. Now you're a meat shopping pro, but you probably don't know about some of the out-of-box secrets that we're about to share, so don't run to the store just yet! Check out these tips: UNCONVENTIONAL WAYS TO STOCK UP ON CHEAP MEAT Want to make steak go further? Check out this steak quesadilla recipe.

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Pro Tip: To make your meat stretch even further, add beans to the mix! We do that all the time with taco meat. So, especially if you don't plan to cook your meat immediately, go ahead and buy it frozen if it's on sale!

Buy Frozen – You can save some serious cash by buying some meats meat instead of fresh.

Another example, instead of buying chicken breasts, go for the legs! They are SO cheap, so flavorful and, a huge hit with the kiddos! If you use your slow cooker a lot, you can go for the cheapest cuts of meat without sacrificing quality! Cooking low and slow makes any cut of meat turn out tender and juicy.

Try Cheaper Cuts of Meat – Think about the meals you plan to make.

It also never hurts to make friends with the meat manager and ask for the inside scoop! Pay attention and adjust your shopping day accordingly. Find Out When Your Store Marks Down Meat – Every grocery store is different, but most stores mark their meats down just before a new sale cycle begins or a new shipment arrives.

Buy Whole – Instead of buying boneless, skinless chicken breast, buy the whole dang chicken and cut it up yourself! You'll get a heck of a lot more meat for way less money! Then make Bubba's whole chicken recipe.

And don't forget to follow our golden rule of stocking up on groceries: buy one for now and two for later! Buy meat that's nearing its expiration and freeze it for later.

Look for Yellow Tags – Yellow is the new black! Those flashy tags are your friend.

Instead do these things to find cheap meat:

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Read these tips before you make your next grocery run, and don't ever spend full price on meat again.

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HOW TO FIND CHEAP MEAT AT THE GROCERY STORE It's a great way to figure out how good a deal is! Pro Tip: Focus on the savings, not just the final price. But, keep these baselines in mind as you're evaluating whether a “deal” is really a deal! These are averages! Prices can vary by location and based on other variables like the time of year, cut of meat, etc. Whole Turkey (Frozen) – $1.41 per pound.Pork Chops (Boneless) – $4.29 per pound.Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts – $3.41 per pound.Okay, right off the bat, let's get down to the nitty-gritty! How do you even know what to spend on meat in the first place? What's a good deal, what's not? Let's talk about it! We did some research and found the average prices for meat: Keep on reading for all the tips, tricks, and secrets you need to find cheap meat. Now, you may be thinking, “$100 for the whole MONTH per person? How the heck is that possible?!” Fair questions! Here's the deal: you're probably overspending on meat, and we're going to help you fix that. *Note: When you click the links in this post, we may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

(Head over to our post about grocery budgets to get the full scoop!) Here's the quick lowdown on our approach to grocery shopping: you should only spend $100 per family member each month. If you're new here, yay! Nice to “meat” you (see what we did there). If you've been following us for a while now, then you know we're all about frugal living. Is meat eating up your whole grocery budget? We've got all the tips, tricks, and hacks you need to find cheap meat.