Valore fenomenale presso la COOP locale. Solo 56 franchi per 1 kg di petto di pollo. Non sono sicuro di come facciano a rimanere così competitivi con Migros e Denner, ma in qualche modo ci riescono.

    D’altra parte, non c’è mai stato un paese migliore in cui diventare vegetariani.

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    1. Zestyclose_Potato794 on

      lol they are crazy. Almost all prices went up in the most greedy way

    2. notgoodyear on

      japanese chicken, received massages and listened to classical music

    3. For that price you’d think they’d also give you its name, and maybe a QR code to a webcam where you can watch how well it lived a full life before it was time to be turned into wasted food.

    4. Tenchi_Sozo on

      Migros has the exact same price for their organic chicken breast.

    5. Sebastian2123 on

      It’s like you are complaining about the price of Kobe meat. It’s organic whatsoever fed. They have chicken breast at lower ranges such as coop prix – just bought 850g at 12chf the kilo

    6. sixdayspizza on

      Good. I mean, it’s bio. Considered the fact there‘s a full life that was bred, born, raised, fed, tended to and slaughtered, I think meat in general is way too cheap.

    7. It’s organic . I actually buy it every other week (tastes really good and better than the organic chicken breast at Migros imo). Denner is not in the same ballpark quality-wise.

    8. Fit-Frosting-7144 on

      Because it’s bio and without bones.

      If you can butcher yourself get their whole chicken also bio for just 20/kg.

      I always buy the whole stuff and butcher it. If you don’t want to then you pay thus price

    9. My fav is that 1 kg of bio chicken costs 56 CHF and 1 kg of free range (the one to the left of this- you can see the little blue chicken sign) is 55 CHF.
      What’s the point of the free range at this price. So bizzare

    10. LordAmras on

      It’s bio, it’s to let people pay more if they have the money to throw away

    11. Retoromano on

      I had the bio chicken wings tonight. 21.-/kg, and the biggest and juiciest wings I’ve had in a while. Tons of meat compared to bone. Normally a single package is perfect for two people, but tonight, I have leftovers.

      I’m honestly just happy to have found bio chicken at my local coop. Unfortunately, they’ve been stocking more EU and pre-seasoned/ ready to eat crap lately.

    12. essteeexetwo on

      The farmer chicken steak beside it is reduced though, buy that. 

    13. ZeColorOfPomegranate on

      Yes, Switzerland is heaven yakyakyak…And you have to sell a kidney for Burger King ! 🤣

    14. le_hache on

      While this is pricy, so far it is the only chicken breast product that doesn’t feel like it was altered. Other ones look more pale, bigger but seem injected with water or else.

    15. Unbeatable_Banzuke on

      For a truly biologically bred and fed chicken this price actually sounds about right for switzerland. If however its actually the COOP markup and the chicken is not THAT good, its digraceful.

    16. EricWeber4002 on

      Always the same. That’s why buying from farmers oder abroad for a decent price

    17. lordbeaufeu on

      I just bought chicken in Spain for €6/Kg… want me to send you guys some ? 🫠

    18. MariaKeks on

      FYI Coop currently has whole chicken for CHF 4.90/kg, around CHF 8-9 for a chicken.

      It’s not organic, but you get two large breasts for a third of the price, and the rest of the chicken for free!

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