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When your buying half a cow which is the better half to buy? For example you and a friend are going halfs on a cow to buy which half are you going to get better beff out of the head or the ass?
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higher priced cuts are in the hind quarters
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> When your buying half a cow which
> is the better half to buy? For
> example you and a friend are going
> halfs on a cow to buy which half
> are you going to get better beff
> out of the head or the ass?
dunmovin farms
> When your buying half a cow which
> is the better half to buy? For
> example you and a friend are going
> halfs on a cow to buy which half
> are you going to get better beff
> out of the head or the ass?
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Of course the "correct" answer here is to buy a side. But it really depends on taste. I prefer the front cause I love chuck and cross rib roasts, and run out things to make with the round. The hind is more expensive simply because of the porterhouse and t-bone steaks. Those steaks are the same piece of meat as the Rib steak ( Longissmus dorsi muscle) but with the added tenderloin.
The hind often sells with a 40 cent premium to the front and I don't think it deserves that status.
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The hind often sells with a 40 cent premium to the front and I don't think it deserves that status.
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Buy the top half. Lot better than the bottom half. Oh brother.
> When your buying half a cow which
> is the better half to buy? For
> example you and a friend are going
> halfs on a cow to buy which half
> are you going to get better beff
> out of the head or the ass?
> When your buying half a cow which
> is the better half to buy? For
> example you and a friend are going
> halfs on a cow to buy which half
> are you going to get better beff
> out of the head or the ass?
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If you are splitting a cow with a "friend" you would each take a side so you both get some of each cut.
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