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GOOSE RIVER FARM, Inc. 214 Curtis Road, Swanville, ME 04915 NATURALLY GROWN PRODUCTS from GOOSE RIVER FARM, Inc. 214 Curtis Road, Swanville, ME 04915 Store: 338-2422 Cell: 323-2180 e-mail: [email protected] www.gooseriverfarm.com E-MAIL US YOUR ORDER WITH YOUR NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER OR YOU CAN CALL LYNN BOYNTON DIRECT @ 323-2180. PLACE YOUR ORDER BY SUNDAY @ NOON FOR PICK-UP THE FOLLOWING WEDNESDAY! PLEASE STOP BY OUR “MEAT STORE” 29 Belmont Ave., Belfast, ME Offering FRESH and FROZEN MEAT WE CAN ALSO SELL: BEEF SIDE: Hanging weight (350-450 lbs) $3.79/lb/ HIND QUARTER: Hanging weight (175-250 lbs) $ 4.29 / lb FORE QUARTER: Hanging weight (175-250 lbs) $3.49/lb PORK WHOLE or SIDE: $ 2.79 lb Hanging weight; vacuum sealed Sides weigh approx. 100 to 125 lbs. Whole weigh 200 - 250 lbs. To smoke add $1.00/lb; for sausage add $.55/lb Prices are subject to change. GOOSE RIVER - Lynn 323-2180 05/04/21 Blade Steak $7.09 lb Bacon - Smoked $6.79 Bottom Round Roast $7.19 Brisket $6.95 Bacon - Fresh $6.59 Brisket - Smoked N/A Bacon - Canadian $7.39 Chuck Steaks(Chuck Eye Steak$9.49) $8.49 Bacon Ends & Pieces $4.89 Chuck Roast ( BI-$6.25) $8.09 Boston Butt (Fresh Pork Butt) $4.89 Corned Beef (Brisket) $8.19 Cube Steak $7.39 Chops Bone - In $5.49 Flap Steak or Flat Iron Steak $9.15 Chops Boneless $5.99 Flank Steak $8.55 Chops Smoked $6.19 Hanger Steak $9.99 Burger (Custom Burger $6.45; 90/10 $ 6.29) $5.79 Fatback $2.89 Hamburger Patties $6.15 Fatback - Salted $4.79 Hot Dogs (Red) $6.69 Ground Pork $5.35 Kabobs - Beef $9.15 Kielbasa $7.59 Ham Steak Fresh $6.59 London Broil $7.35 Ham Steak Bone-In -smoked $6.69 New York Sirloin $8.79 Ham Steaks Boneless-smoked $6.89 Porterhouse $11.25 Ham Steaks - Breakfast $5.99 Prime Rib Bone- In (boneless $11.89) $9.99 Smoked hams (whole) BI-$4.59) $5.59 Rib Eye Steak bone-in $11.89 Hams Whole Fresh $4.99 Rib-Eye Steak boneless $11.99 Ham Butt Roast Bone-In (boneless $3.89) $3.89 Roast Beef - Smoked N/A Ham Shank Roast Bone-In $4.59 Rump Steak $8.49 Hocks - Fresh $3.79 Rump Roast $7.49 Hocks - Smoked $4.79 Shaved Steak $8.59 Liver Pork $2.99 Shoulder Roast $7.49 Leaflard $2.25 Short Ribs boneless $6.19 Pork Crown Roast $5.39 Short Ribs – Bone-in $5.99 Pork Belly (fresh) $5.15 Sirloin Tip Steak $8.59 Pork Loin Roast Bone-In $4.49 Sirloin Tips $9.29 Pork Loin Roast Boneless $4.99 Skirt Steak $8.89 Pork Tenderloin Boneless $6.25 Stew Meat $7.79 Pork Rib-Roast $4.29 Strip Steak $11.25 Pork Roast - Boneless $4.89 T-Bone $11.25 Pork Roast -Center Cut BI $4.89 Tenderloin - Beef $14.25 Ribs - Baby Back $5.59 Top Round Steak $8.39 Ribs-Country Style (BL)(BI-$4.49)$ $4.99 Top Round Roast $7.89 Ribs - Rack Spare Ribs $4.59 Eye Round Roast $7.25 Smoked Dog Bones $4.19 Salted Lean Pork $4.39 Heart - Beef - Sliced $3.39 Sausage - Small LINKS $5.99 Heart - Beef - Whole $3.99 Sausage - Large LINKS $5.99 Liver – Beef (whole $3.15) $3.45 Sausage - Bulk $5.45 Oxtails (sliced $4.79) $4.59 flavors: Breakfast,garlic,chorizo,hot Italian, Glht (Dog Food) $1.75 Sweet Italian,Maple-Brown Sugar Soup Bones $4.69 Sausage - Patties $5.79 Suet $2.25 Shoulder - Smoked -Roast $4.39 Tongue - Whole $3.25 Shoulder - Fresh $4.99 Tongue-Beef- Smoked N/A Stew Meat - Pork $6.15 Minute Steaks $7.99 Boneless Pork Shoulder $4.99 Beef Kidneys $2.69 Skin on Shoulder $5.15 Marrow bones $3.69 Jerky Meat $7.99 Stir Fry $7.69 Filet Mignon $14.25 Bacon/HB Patties $6.69 Hamburger ( 2 lb pkgs) $11.68 Eye Round Roast $7.39 Chicken “Pine Tree Poultry” lb Lamb Chicken Breast $7.99 chops $17.25 lb Half Chicken $6.25 Shoulder BI (boneless @ $11.15/lb) $10.25 Chicken Breast BI $7.89 Shank $9.99 Bone In Chicken thighs $6.75 Leg O' Lamb (Bone in $10.99) $11.59 Boneless Chicken thighs $6.95 Rack of Lamb $17.59 Chicken Drumsticks $5.25 Ground Lamb $10.99 Chicken wings $5.25 Lamb Stew Meat $11.15 “Natural” Roasting Chickens $5.25 Lamb kidneys $6.55 Maple Lane Farm Chicken Lamb Ribs $10.35 Chicken Breast (boneless) $5.19 lb Chicken Breast BI $4.79 Mainely-Poultry Chicken Leg Quarters $3.15 Ground Chicken or Turkey $8.95 Chicken Boneless Tenders $4.65 Dog Food Patties 10 per @ $15.00 Chicken boneless thighs $3.99 Whole Duck @ $6.00/lb Chicken thighs (bone-in) $3.79 Duck Breasts $12.50/lb Chicken Wings $6.24 Duck Leg Quarters $6.00 Chicken Hearts or Livers $3.25 Whole Roasting Chicken $3.95 GOOSE EGGS $3.50 each Turkey Breast Cutlets $10.65 lb Breast Tenderloin $10.65 Breast Steaks $9.85 Boneless Breast Roast $9.50 Bone-in Thighs $8.25 Boneless Thighs $8.65 Drumsticks $6.15 Wings $4.95 Necks $4.45 Liver $8.50 Ground Turkey $8.95 WHOLE Turkeys $5.00 Pot Pies (1 lb for $8.50 2 lb for $ $14.50 Turkey Sausage $10.25 Turkey Tourtiere Pies $14.75.
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