TipHero - Your Guide to Saving Money   Tip Hero serves up fresh money-saving tips daily,
with over 2,000 tips shared to date.
 		   GET FREE UPDATES:
 
Tips by Category:
$ Babies & Kids (76)
$ Cars & Automotive (80)
$ Clothing & Accessories (90)
$ Electronics (45)
$ Energy & Utilities (127)
$ Entertainment (98)
$ Food & Dining Out (421)
$ Health & Beauty (163)
$ Holidays & Events (107)
$ Home & Garden (316)
$ Insurance & Legal (45)
$ Personal Finance (179)
$ School & Office (42)
$ Sports & Recreation (37)
$ Travel (41)
$ General (203)
$ Q & A (109)
 
MOST POPULAR TIPS
Save With Google Alerts 
Finding Deals at Walmart 
Free Magazines on Google Books 
How to Save on OTC Medication 
Kids Parties on the Cheap 
Save 90% on Spices 
Save Money on Gas 
16 Ways to Save $100 
2 Buffett Investing Tips 
30 Money Quotes from Benjamin Franklin 
How Buying in Bulk Can Save you a Bundle 
How to Make a $2 Energy Drink for 20 Cents 
How to Save up to 90% on Eyeglasses 
Save on Property Taxes 
The 99 Cent Chef 
17 Healthy Foods < $1 
DIY Cleaning Products 
 
 
sponsored search
    Search the Web For:
        
Food & Dining Out
Home > Food & Dining Out > Topics:  Deli
-----------------------------------------
Buy Deli Bulk Ends

Submitted by: smrtshppr  05/09/2008 1:38 PM
 
Deli meat & cheese prices are outrageous right now-I now shop for the "bulk ends" as they are usually $1.99/lb versus $6-10/lb at the counter. "bulk ends" are the portion of the deli meat or cheese that is too small to slice, so they just cut them up and sell unsliced. They taste great and actually I like the ham ends as they are great for dicing up for chef's salads. Ask the supermarket deli department where to find these--they are usually nearby. The Shaw's near me has them located with the hummus, fresh salsa and pickles right next to the deli counter.
---
sponsored: Find Money Budgeting Tips.
---
Tip Hero serves up new money-saving tips daily.
Get free updates via Email , RSS or Twitter.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Comments:
 
.................................
 
They also usually have sliced cheese and sliced luncheon meat available in the bulk ends area. The meat is typically only a day or two old (and it’s not really old – just that it was sliced prior to my visit to the supermarket) and it is dated so you know what you’re dealing with. It’s almost like buying fresh-sliced deli meat, only a little bit cheaper (and still preferred over the pre-packaged sliced meat).
 
Posted by frank on June 05, 2008 1:24 PM
.................................
 
Buy an electric slicer, cost $100 now I buy the ends and cut it up, now I have plenty of deli meat for $2 a pound
 
Posted by Sam on January 08, 2009 11:05 PM
.................................
 
Ha ha. Kramer would be proud! Where do you get a meat slicer?
 
Posted by anonymous on January 09, 2009 2:21 PM
.................................
 
walmart sells meat slicer for about 50.00. perfect for families
 
Posted by anonymous on September 13, 2009 5:24 PM
.................................
 
-----------------------------------------
Share Your Comments:
 
Comments may need to be approved before they are displayed.
 
Comments:
Name (leave blank if you want to be anonymous):
Email Address (your email address will not be displayed):
Website URL (not required; please do not include "http://"):
 
 
 
 
Our Mission  |   In the News  |   Privacy  |   Terms of Use  |   Contact Us  |   Subscribe  |   Unsubscribe  |   RSS
© 2008-2010 Tipedia LLC.   |   All Rights Reserved.