Cuts of meat on sale

Got the loin cut into 1 1/4 steaks and one kabobs trimmings.
After cutting them and trimming them the price per lb went up. The center of the fat cap was thick so look for a thinner cap if you are buying one.

I ended up with 9.6lb of steaks at $19.38 lb. Sometimes I think it is better to pay a little more at a Thrifty's sale and choose the steaks I want.

They sure look good and we will BBQ one tonight.

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Got the loin cut into 1 1/4 steaks and one kabobs trimmings.
After cutting them and trimming them the price per lb went up. The center of the fat cap was thick so look for a thinner cap if you are buying one.

I ended up with 9.6lb of steaks at $19.38 lb. Sometimes I think it is better to pay a little more at a Thrifty's sale and choose the steaks I want.

They sure look good and we will BBQ one tonight.

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Those Thrifty's steaks are really great quality.
 
I bought a whole rib from Costco a few years back and it was unreal quality. The next year I bought another and it was so much worse. It was actually hard to finish it. It sucks to commit to a whole rib and not know whether it'll be good or not. However I keep going, and I bought a whole tenderloin a few months ago which has been awesome.
 
I bought a whole rib from Costco a few years back and it was unreal quality. The next year I bought another and it was so much worse. It was actually hard to finish it. It sucks to commit to a whole rib and not know whether it'll be good or not. However I keep going, and I bought a whole tenderloin a few months ago which has been awesome.
Triple A should be triple A. Quality shouldn't be hit or miss. Had another incredible double A the other night from Swelaps market.
 
Triple A should be triple A. Quality shouldn't be hit or miss. Had another incredible double A the other night from Swelaps market.
Grading can come from just one cut made at the slaughterhouse but may not be reflected the same throughout the cow, is the way I understand it. It could even be that one particular cow was more rambunctious than it's friends and developed a little more toughness to him. I've seen extremely marbled steaks that were horribly tough. I think there's a lot that goes into meat quality that you'd rarely know about until you take a bite.
 
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