Spot the real deal.
Decode labels, compare stores, and work out the price of the usable meat you actually bring to the table.
Chapters 1–8 & 17–26THE OLD FARM BUTCHER GUIDE
There’s more to saving on meat than waiting for a sale. Learn where the hidden costs are—and how to stop paying them.
Pay Less for Meat shows you how to buy smarter, cut larger pieces yourself, cook affordable cuts well, and turn more of what you buy into food.
796-page PDF · 99 chapters · Checkout on Gumroad

The knowledge you take to the counter.
The reference you keep in the kitchen.
THE COSTS HIDING IN YOUR CART
Convenience. Bones and trim. Added solution. A cut that doesn’t suit the meal. Food forgotten in the freezer. This book helps you see the cost of each—and decide what to change.
Decode labels, compare stores, and work out the price of the usable meat you actually bring to the table.
Chapters 1–8 & 17–26Learn to portion chuck rolls, pork loins, and whole chickens—and check when doing the work yourself pays.
Beef, pork & poultry breakdownsChoose the right cut for a braise, roast, grill, or slow cook. Learn steak alternatives and how to handle them.
Cut Cards & cooking methodsPortion for your household, keep a freezer inventory, and put suitable bones, fat, and leftovers to use.
Meal plans, storage & worksheetsTHE SMALL COSTS ADD UP
A few dollars on a regular purchase can become hundreds over a year. The book teaches you to find those opportunities in your own receipts.
Five pounds at $8/lb costs $40.
The same usable amount at $6/lb costs $30.
Illustrative prices, assuming equal usable yield. The book shows how to account for bones, trim, and cooking loss before comparing.
“If a chapter’s math doesn’t work on your receipt, trust your receipt.” — The Honest Savings Promise, page 10
TRY YOUR OWN NUMBERS
Estimate the effect of a repeat purchase you could make for less.
After the $40 ebook: $200 in the first year.
An illustration, not a savings guarantee. Assumes the same change every month. Subtract any extra equipment, travel, storage, and other costs. Compare equivalent usable amounts.
Learn how to find the savings ↗ONE BOOK. THE WHOLE MEAT CASE.
A 796-page reference organized into 12 parts. Start with the meat you buy, the problem you want to solve, or the book’s Fast Start path.
PLUS 7 APPENDICES Master Cut Table · cooking and storage charts · glossary · six worksheets · sources · Scam Watch checklist
OPEN THE BOOK
Actual pages from the ebook. See the explanations, cutting instructions, and worksheets before you buy.
START SMALL. BUILD THE HABIT.
Use the four-week Fast Start plan. Begin with your receipts, then add practical skills at a pace that fits your kitchen.
Put the guide to work ↗Total your meat spending and compare the usable-pound cost of the three meats you buy most.
Run the spending audit. Read the food-safety and freezing guidance, and tackle an easy fix.
Read knife-safety guidance, try a whole-chicken breakdown, and learn what ground-beef labels mean.
Set up your freezer inventory, portion your purchases, and compare your month with the baseline.

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One complete PDF to help you make better decisions at the counter, on the cutting board, and in your kitchen.
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Pay Less for Meat is a 796-page PDF ebook by Gus, presented by oldfarmbutcher. It contains 99 chapters in 12 parts and seven appendices, including six worksheets. This offer is for the ebook; it is not a physical book or video course.
That depends on your current purchases, local prices, usable yields, waste, and any new costs. The book helps you identify opportunities and calculate them. The page’s calculator illustrates what a repeated price difference could add up to; it is not a promised result. The book itself explicitly avoids guaranteeing a dollar amount.
No. Beef, pork, poultry, lamb, goat, game, specialty meats, fish, and shellfish all have dedicated coverage. You’ll also find buying strategies, cooking methods, meal planning, and storage systems.
You can begin with receipts and the buying worksheets. The book includes a minimum-kit chapter, knife guidance, and safety chapters to read before any cutting. More advanced techniques may need additional equipment; the equipment chapter helps you evaluate the cost.
The book includes reading paths for small freezers and household plans for one, two, four, and six people. It discusses when smaller purchases make more sense than stocking up.
No. Follow the Fast Start path or look up a particular cut, shopping decision, or cooking problem. Cut Cards, charts, chapter references, and the glossary help you return to what you need.
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