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What price would you pay for a kg of chicken breast? Not much, right? It's the cheapest source of protein around, in any developed nation it should be readily available for just about anyone to afford.
Well, in Canada they are paying well over 20 leafbucks per kilo. Chicken breast is considered a LUXURY COMMODITY in Canada. How do they live with such prices? Do they need foreign aid?
Don't hide from your shame, Canadians. All you have to do is post the in-store prices.
Well, in Canada they are paying well over 20 leafbucks per kilo. Chicken breast is considered a LUXURY COMMODITY in Canada. How do they live with such prices? Do they need foreign aid?
Don't hide from your shame, Canadians. All you have to do is post the in-store prices.
