![[WA] Chicken Breast Chunks $6.99/kg @ IGA, Canning Vale](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/46/959246.jpg?h=d2c4ab21)
I've been buying these chicken breasts chunks everytime I'm in the area.
$6.99 is crazy and it has been chopped already.
This is not a catalogue special.
[WA] Chicken Breast Chunks $6.99/kg @ IGA, Canning Vale
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Last edited 14/05/2026 - 16:47 by 1 other user
Last edited 14/05/2026 - 16:47 by 1 other user
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"Chunks" does not sound appetising. Why not "diced chicken breast"?
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They're not diced? At least they don't look to be from the photo.
Which sounds better? "Chunks" or "offcuts"?
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Pieces.
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It's Chopped Chicken breast. Not Complicated
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@Packab: Thanks for clarifying; I was really confused and was seeking help with the complicated nature of the product, and not just making a quip.
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i'll describe it as chunks or pieces. Perfect for curries.
Not exactly diced so that each piece is of even size.
If I'm stirfrying i might need to chop the really bigger chunks into smaller pieces which doesnt take long at all.- 0
I’ve noticed majority of IGA’s in wa tend to have meat quite often a lot cheaper than colesworth, I always wonder why hmmm…
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The larger IGAs in NSW are the same.
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I used to sell wholesale meat to Metcash (IGA)…$50K at a time. The reason it is cheaper is because they use Local suppliers whereas the others use a "centralised" buying system. Metcash negotiate directly with the small operator. Their terms are negotiable…..you want be paid in 7 days…5%, 14 days…8%, 21 days…10%, 28 Days…14% on the top of cost (Profit). I also sold to Colesworth and the terms were NOT negotiable.
Bottom line…Metcash passed the savings on.- 4
Interesting, thanks for sharing!
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it is a better system for the customer. Local produce at a good price, The other side of this coin, the local producer has an outlet for their goods.
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Niiiice
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Is this only at Canning Vale or IGA's in WA?
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i've only seen this at Canningvale
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OP, would you say it's good quality chicken?
Does it release a lot of water during cooking?
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it doesnt taste any different to colesworth imho.
Not that i could see, but then i dont overcrowd the pan, hahah.
Do i think they add water to the chicken to increase weight? i highly doubt it.
Seems to be butchered onsite if that matters.- 1
I happened to drive by today and checked it out — frankly, it doesn't appear appealing the way they went about it (hence the chunks) — what made me put it back is the amount of liquid visible at the bottom, sloshing. Maybe the batch they had today has been there for a while.
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Fill the freezer! GREAT price