Meat Deal Spotted Thread

[ThePenIsMightier]

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I get it.

Anything tastes better than a burnt hoisin duck from the BBQ, including some mass produced store brand low sodium/fat sausage.

Who makes a reference to burnt hoisin duck without posting a picture of the egregious offence???! Seems like sloppy journalism from the CBC. I'm just a simple man, who could never hope to recreate masterpieces such as this:

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Prime rib.

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I do what I can and I stay in my lane. I'm not here to compete with ^#TheBigBoyz
So tender and orange!

[Disoblige]

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BBQ Hoisin Duck for the day we naturally celebrate nailing Jeebus to a cross and maybe whipping him to death, or whatever.

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Lol!

Okay enough fun and derailing.

[ThePenIsMightier]

I think I was wrong. The packages I like don't mention "Blue Menu" or whatever on them. I guess it's the regular ones I like.

[Disoblige]

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I think I was wrong. The packages I like don't mention "Blue Menu" or whatever on them. I guess it's the regular ones I like.

You could have prevented this derail if you just knew what you liked.

[ExtraSlow]

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You could have prevented this derail if you just knew what you liked.

I'm sure there's a spouse/girlfriend meme about this.

[Disoblige]

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I'm sure there's a spouse/girlfriend meme about this.

[sabad66]

Full striploins $30 off at Costco starting today. Not sure how long the sale is.

[mr2mike]

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Full striploins $30 off at Costco starting today. Not sure how long the sale is.

Finally! Thread back on track!

[dirtsniffer]

Meat deals no longer exist regardless of what the % off sticker says

[jwslam]

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Full striploins $30 off at Costco starting today. Not sure how long the sale is.

I'm still working through the last Insta-cart f*ckup in March.

It was some 50% off promo on instacart, and then the $30 off on top of that... worked out to like $30/strip

[adam c]

Even with the $30 you’re still paying $200, was there yesterday to check it out

[sabad66]

Full tenderloin cryovacs $25 off per package at Costco. Most I saw were around $150 at 44.99/kg so brings it down to $125ish or $37.50/kg after the discount. You should be able to get at least 14 nice steaks and lots of smaller bits for stews etc from these. Or cut into a nice tenderloin roast.

[Buster]

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Full tenderloin cryovacs $25 off per package at Costco. Most I saw were around $150 at 44.99/kg so brings it down to $125ish or $37.50/kg after the discount. You should be able to get at least 14 nice steaks and lots of smaller bits for stews etc from these. Or cut into a nice tenderloin roast.

sold

[CompletelyNumb]

Last Costco Tenderloin I got was mangled, not sure if it was just mechanical tenderized or just a bad cut, but I only go 8 good steaks, rest was stir fry. Quite sad.

Still get them every time they're on sale.

[Buster]

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Last Costco Tenderloin I got was mangled, not sure if it was just mechanical tenderized or just a bad cut, but I only go 8 good steaks, rest was stir fry. Quite sad.

Still get them every time they're on sale.

A cryovac is typically straight from the meat producer and is untouched by costco. They aren't tenderized.

[sabad66]

Is it worth wet aging these cryovacs? Usually I just it it up then vac seal within a day or two of buying it but I’m hearing some people leave it in the back of their fridge for 30 days before slicing it up.

[Disoblige]

Costco should just offer a service to cut the cyrovac'd meat for you for a small fee. I'd do it.
Or maybe a deal where you buy a cryovac piece for full price and they offer you the service for free.

[CompletelyNumb]

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A cryovac is typically straight from the meat producer and is untouched by costco. They aren't tenderized.

Bad luck then I guess. Oh well, was good stir fry.

[killramos]

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Costco should just offer a service to cut the cyrovac'd meat for you for a small fee. I'd do it.
Or maybe a deal where you buy a cryovac piece for full price and they offer you the service for free.

It’s such a small amount of effort to do it yourself…

[Disoblige]

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It’s such a small amount of effort to do it yourself…

Depends on what cut though. A machine cutting some consistent striploin or rib eye is worth the money to do imo. I just don't buy stuff already cut because it is a noticeable price increase. But if Costco helped me cut the Ribeye or Striploin in the bag, I'd buy it more often.

Basically it comes down to the logistics of ensuring you're going to buy the cyrovac so Costco can give you a better price than buying the already packed ones.
OR: Costco could make it the where if you buy the equivalent weight of an average cyrovac, the already cut pieces end up being a cheaper price (ex: buy 6 packs, get 1 free) kind of thing.