Favorite Beef Cuts

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dun":3jre8fv6 said:
3way, you know how they keep coming up with new names for old cuts. Like flatiron for clod.


Don't I know it. I worked with one of my company meat specialists last week and laughed all day at the new terminology for old pieces of meat. One things for sure. we are selling a lot of alternative cuts with Ribeyes running in the high $6's and low $7's, and that's for the 14-17's, the smaller ones are off the charts.
 
3waycross, no offense taken, I didn't explain it well, I was trying to say it is the first cut on the loin behind the rib. Any I found this site that explains it clearly. It lists club steak (what my butcher calls a wing steak). It shows on the diagram where it is. Our last butcher called it a club steak and when we switched butchers and got a few wing steaks in the pack I had to look it up on internet to find out what it was. I wish everyone would just choose standard names and stick with them.
 
Victoria":1xsytz9w said:
3waycross, no offense taken, I didn't explain it well, I was trying to say it is the first cut on the loin behind the rib. Any I found this site that explains it clearly. It lists club steak (what my butcher calls a wing steak). It shows on the diagram where it is. Our last butcher called it a club steak and when we switched butchers and got a few wing steaks in the pack I had to look it up on internet to find out what it was. I wish everyone would just choose standard names and stick with them.
Where's the link? I always am interested on what they've renamed things.
 
Does'nt anybody eat them little things that dangle between a bulls legs? How about blood sausage?
 
Roadapple":17wzoqji said:
Does'nt anybody eat them little things that dangle between a bulls legs? How about blood sausage?
By the time they get to slaughter the dingledangles are gone. I haven;t had good blood sausage in over 50 years.
 

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