Buying Chicken Breasts - Do you bag it?

[r0dxx]

So, I was at Publix (local grocery store) today and bought my standard weekly two packages of Perdue 99% Fat Free Chicken Breasts from the fresh meat section. It comes 3 breasts in the package, well actually 3 halves. They are in a plastic container that I'm sure you've seen before.

Here's an example: http://media.shopwell.com/kp/7274578829_full.jpg

I always put the chicken in the plastic bags that they have next to it, but then today I realized the 10 people buying it next to me didn't. I seem to be the only one that uses the plastic bag near the meat section, but I always thought you were supposed to?

Do you guys?

[NatK]

Nope, we don't.

[ucsumma]

Nope.

Bare-back Bagless Breast Buying.

[MITCHAPAL00ZA]

I personally don't, but have seen people doing it. Usually those large chain chicken packs are sealed pretty damn good. I would prob only use the bags for beef, or pork that is packed by the butcher more loosely in just plastic wrap.

[Ataglance1234]

wut

[nympho]

no I separate them into different bags at home to freeze and refrigerate. waste of plastic.

[SolidSniper]

I personally don't, but have seen people doing it. Usually those large chain chicken packs are sealed pretty damn good. I would prob only use the bags for beef, or pork that is packed by the butcher more loosely in just plastic wrap.

You shouldn't be eating pork you are a bodybuilder!!!