Real shoppers tracking what staples actually cost —
compared to official government data.

Chicken Breast, Boneless Skinless

Government says: $4.15 per pound

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Chicken Breast, Boneless Skinless — more shopper data needed to show the gap.

Submission guidelines for Chicken Breast, Boneless Skinless

Boneless skinless chicken breast, per pound. Enter the price per pound shown on the package label — not the total package price. Any brand, no marinades.

How this works

Shoppers across America can submit what they actually paid for everyday staples. We compare those prices to the government's official monthly figures for the same items, and the findings are often surprising.

About Chicken Breast, Boneless Skinless Prices

Boneless skinless chicken breast is the most popular cut of chicken in the United States and one of the most consistently tracked proteins by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. When prices rise, shoppers notice immediately because chicken breast is a weekly purchase for most American households. CrowdCPI tracks the gap between the BLS average and what shoppers actually report paying per pound.