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I found $1.99 a pound boneless skinless chicken breast at sixteen addresses, every borough, no club card and no minimum purchase. I found loose Vidalia onions at $0.99 a pound in all five too.

Bronx: Associated on Westchester Ave. Brooklyn: eight, seven Associated plus Ideal Food Basket on Washington Ave. Manhattan: three, Associated on West 100th St, Ideal Food Basket on Lexington Ave, Shop Fair. Queens: Associated on Roosevelt Ave and Met Food on Eliot Ave. Staten Island: Met Food on Victory Blvd and Met Food on Hylan Blvd.

I found red potatoes at $0.79 a pound in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx, but no per pound potato on Staten Island this week.

Most ads run through 8/20. Shop Fair in Manhattan and the Staten Island onions run to 8/22.

Staten Island is two of the sixteen, and a week ago its cheapest breast was $2.19 with a store card. I only list stores whose circulars I can read. A blank is my gap, not a price. I am not counting bone-in split breast, cheaper in a few places.

Tell me if a borough's $1.99 is not real or a store beats it. All of this is transcribed from the stores' own weekly ads, and if the register says something else the register is right.

Going to NYC for a few days this week from 6 hours away. Super excited to try Krispy Pizza. If i have time, what other pizza place should I try?

Also, I want to try street food. There is nothing of that nature where I live. Where should I go to find there? Indian, Mexican, whatever. I want to watch them cut the meat from the big meat thing. Anyone know where i can find that? Haha.