Posted on 07/13/2005 1:24:10 PM PDT by hispanarepublicana
There's a steak I used to call a "mystery steak." It's oval, (beef!) and has a thin line of gristle right down the middle, parallel to the long axis of the oval. Haven't seen them in years. They were excellent grilled!
"beef chuck thin steak" at Food Lion
Wasn't Food Lion the "grocer" busted for using chlorox to "freshen up" their yellowed chicken a few years ago?
Flank Steak, that new here, too? In Europe, the the cow is cut into different parts........
ABC fakumentary......they paid dearly for it, ABC that is......
Grosser?
An article almost exactly like this was in the WSJ a few weeks ago. A cut called "Top of Iowa Sirloin" from Fareway Foods in DSM, IA beats anything hands down-Approx $6.00/lb.
Better!
No way. For that kind of money they better sit someone next to me to cut that steak and feed me included with the price.
Ribeye steaks > *
Looks gross but good stuff Gotta get sum
I tend to grocery shop in the evening after 9 pm so I don't have to haul kids with me. I save a LOT of $$ on meat this way. They discount the meat that is due to expire within a couple of days and a lot of times I will get it for 50% off or more. Then I just take it home and throw it in the freezer.
MKM
Wait a minute here... isn't Lowes a hardware store?
I love a good 7 chuck roast. Why do so many stores insist on taking the bone out? That is what makes it good!
I'm from IL where corn-fed cattle is in abundance and you can get an awesome steak at any grocery store or any of many meat markets.
What is it about CO, where I currently live? Can't find a decent cut of meat anywhere without paying an arm and a leg for it? Grain-fed too, which they advertise as though it is something special.
And I got fries with it!
Ever had what Illinoians call a Maid-Rite?
Loose meat beef sandwiches with mystery spices that are simply delicious. No-one knows what the secrest spices are, but we have heard it's Coca-Cola.
I may be wrong, but I think the Flat Iron Steak might have been researched and developed at my alma mater, Texas Tech University. I've been looking for it in the grocery store, but I can't find it by that name. I did notice on my last grocery trip that there were several "new" cuts of steaks with names I'd never seen before.
It wasn't a fakumentary. Food Lion never challenged the accuracy of the report and all the damning film footage. They sued, and won, because the reporter lied in order to get the job.
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