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Merchandising Pork Neck Bones


Years ago when we cut neck bones 

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 we use to take the tip and    photo result1_zpseff9fbac.jpg  mix them in with the spare ribs.

If we were using a Hobart scale where you could make your own label they went out as Chicago style ribs. either at spare price or a 10 less

 

when we were cutting 15 to 20 30 lb cases a week we were making $$$$$$$$

 

When we cut fresh shoulders 

 

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We took part of the bone from the breast bone back and put it into spare ribs also  photo result_zpsbf08833d.jpg



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Merchandising Pork Neck Bones


We have a large Asian population here in Toronto, neck bones are sold like that for soup. Good markup and no work.



-- Edited by 55plymouth on Monday 28th of April 2014 06:22:35 AM

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You are a master merchandiser-In 20 years I never saw this exact method.



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