Poll of the Day > Maybe I'm on the wrong side here but I think $28 for a 24 oz. Ribeye is...

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...a good fucking deal.
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hmm

id rather pay $28 for 24 ounces of weed

thats a price per ounce ratio where it is a good deal but I am also questioning the quality of meat.

argonautweakend posted...

thats a price per ounce ratio where it is a good deal but I am also questioning the quality of meat.

This
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When I was in Denver I would go to John Elways restaurant and pay $60+ for a steak!

And... it... was... worth... TWICE... that... much... imo.
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Best steakhouse near me sells 20 oz and meal for $26. Rather have that myself than just a steak for 28

Think the best I had mighta been an 8 oz American Wagyu rib cap for $70ish at Gordan Ramsay Steak in Las Vegas. Was my first time trying out blue steak. If I ever try that again, I'll probably go with rare or medium rare.

https://bit.ly/31Z1TBf

That being said, I still would enjoy a $28 24 oz ribeye if seasoned and cooked the way I prefer.
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Ive never had a steak worth $50.
Theyre just not that delicious or nutritious. I like beef in stuff but just eating a lump of steak is.... not worth as much as people charge for it. Ill leave it at that.
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The most expensive steak ive ever had was a deal similar to the one mentioned by TC

$50 for 36oz of meat at Jerome Bettis' restaurant(he wore #36 when he played football).

My mom and I shared it. I recall it being good, however there was a bigass bone in it meaning it wasnt all 36 oz of meat.

i got these steaks that are like $70 a pound for a really good deal through a friend. fucking amazing
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DirtBasedSoap posted...

i got these steaks that are like $70 a pound for a really good deal through a friend. fucking amazing

$70 a pound? I can't even imagine paying that much for meat.

Monopoman posted...

DirtBasedSoap posted...

i got these steaks that are like $70 a pound for a really good deal through a friend. fucking amazing

$70 a pound? I can't even imagine paying that much for meat.

*Bites lip.*
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Monopoman posted...

$70 a pound? I can't even imagine paying that much for meat.

I think the typical restaurant cost for A5 beef is bout $30 per ounce. Buying it from a supplier is cheaper but still on the expensive side. My friend ordered some wagyu of lower quality priced at $35 per pound for a farewell dinner. It tasted oilier for sure but can't say I noticed the difference. If it mattered, we served it Korean BBQ style so had em in thin strips.

Personally I think something like this would be wasted on me since my palette is not as refined.

https://wagyushop.com/collections/all-products
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InfestedAdam posted...

Think the best I had mighta been an 8 oz American Wagyu rib cap for $70ish at Gordan Ramsay Steak in Las Vegas. Was my first time trying out blue steak. If I ever try that again, I'll probably go with rare or medium rare.

https://bit.ly/31Z1TBf

That being said, I still would enjoy a $28 24 oz ribeye if seasoned and cooked the way I prefer.

That steak looks awful. Is it even cooked?

Blue steak is less cooked than even rare.

I'd try it that way, but I feel like i'd prefer it rare or medium rare

CTLM posted...

That steak looks awful. Is it even cooked?

Blue means no

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argonautweakend posted...

I feel like i'd prefer it rare or medium rare

Same. That cut of beef was good but with it only being blue, I missed out on that slight crispy charred surface.
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Im willing to pay high dollar for steak but only if its been aged and is nice and marbleized
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I grill my own ribeyes for $9.99 a pound, and theyre as good as any overpriced steakhouse steak I tell you what.