What Inflation?

select-fire

September 21, 2022 20:37

Local Grocery store sent out their weekly ad..starting Tuesdays ... Whole NY Strip Steaks... 5.99 #... Went in and got a couple with some large packs of Pork Loins.. for 1.99 #... All cut up now and in vacuum bags.

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  mike55

  September 21, 2022 20:51

  Well.......they have to do something with the OLD milk cows that no longer produce! Steaks here(real steaks) are 27.99 on for ribeye. Black Angus, grass fed, and oh so tender! I had one of those 5.99lb Tbones a while back(SIL bought), so tuff you could barely cut it with a serrated knife.

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  select-fire

  September 21, 2022 20:58

  I have one on the grill right now... should be done in about 10 min max. I cut them thick.... BTW.. I have purchased meat from them for 20 yrs and never had a tough steak.

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  select-fire

  September 21, 2022 21:36

  mike55: 30433344452123/comments/30433366724379
  

  Well.......they have to do something with the OLD milk cows that no longer produce! Steaks here(real steaks) are 27.99 on for ribeye. Black Angus, grass fed, and oh so tender! I had one of those 5.99lb Tbones a while back(SIL bought), so tuff you could barely cut it with a serrated knife.

  Absolutely delicious and so tender you could cut with a fork. Trick is to cut the meat yourself instead of buying those family pack that are 1/2 or so thick. I cut mine 2-2.5" thick and cook on a 600 degree grill.. sear instantly.. for 5 min max a side... then bring them inside and let sit for 2-3 min. Juices are trapped inside.. not dry like a thin steak ... and bingo.. tenderness unbelievable.

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  Okie

  September 22, 2022 17:42

  Lots of them animals dying from the heat and the high heat on the skin helps tenderize the meat even on them old milk cows.

  Horses can now be used as table meat. Watch wal mart. I seen something in their produce section few days ago that looked like horse hooves. (it was by the pig feet)

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  bpost

  September 22, 2022 18:05

  Cattle farmers are reducing herds by up to 50% because of feed costs and drought. Next year when there are no calf's born and few heifers to get more the prices are going to skyrocket. Just like gasoline. As soon as dementia Joe drains the strategic petroleum reserve the price of gas a diesel will climb far above what it was this spring.

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  bullshot

  September 23, 2022 01:52

  Bought two Filet Mignon today to make kabobs, they were on sale @ $20 bucks a pound.

  Pretty soon it will be cheaper to just eat the money.

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  montanajoe

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  September 23, 2022 02:05

  I like me a nice bison rib eye,,we get from our local butcher shop

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  mac10

  September 23, 2022 08:24

  influx of beef due to the west selling off the herds due to no grass and water

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