Go watch them with the needling machines to tenderize the beef. Ask them. I won’t touch it. Let me know if they don’t.
Costco
Beef Tenderloin is CHEAPER !!!!!!!!($49.99/kg) (was:$64.99/kg
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Thanks OP - I’ve bought this once recently (rarely buy beef like this), sliced it up and got many servings out of it. Couldn’t believe how good it was coming off the BBQ.
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Bro, as has been said in this thread and multiple past meat threads about Costco, their cryovac meat is not mechanically tenderized. You can tell by looking at the labels.ElvisD735799 wrote: ↑ Go watch them with the needling machines to tenderize the beef. Ask them. I won’t touch it. Let me know if they don’t.
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I’d hate to see the carcass where you have to tenderize tenderloin ... eww.
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You could have just ignored it if you didn’t feel it to be a hot deal. Instead, you chose to waste time complaining on the forum.DoorCrasher wrote: ↑ I understand that there is no "regular price drop" forum, but this is indeed not a hot deal at all....
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Unfortunately that's the RFD way.chooraymond wrote: ↑ You could have just ignored it if you didn’t feel it to be a hot deal. Instead, you chose to waste time complaining on the forum.
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The last package of tenderloin I bought from the grocery store was $10/lb and AAA. After properly trimming there was a lot of waste and I ended up with less portions than anticipated. It was still a good deal but next time I’d weigh the waste to see what my actual cost per kg is. If it’s up there, I’d consider the tenderloin from Costco.
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whole roasts or loins — which definitely don't come cheap — are not blade-tenderized.DoorCrasher wrote: ↑ where did you heard that Costco sells "mechanically tenderized" tenderloin?
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Whats a good butcher to get steaks in North Mississauga?
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Thanks OP.
I did notice prices were crazy around Father’s Day... so we went to a local butcher instead.
We paid comparable prices as Costco
I did notice prices were crazy around Father’s Day... so we went to a local butcher instead.
We paid comparable prices as Costco
In a world where you can be anything...
Be Kind.
Be Kind.
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Loblaws sells it for $8.88 or around there (last time in April it was $8.88) for AA. Sometimes they have AAA for $10 but like the whole rib roasts that sale only happens a couple of time a year.
Also if you are using this for Chinese food just buy the whole tenderloin - you won't notice a difference with the off cuts. If you are buying this for nice tenderloin steaks buy the denuded packs to save you time. I usually buy the whole packs and trim it myself and just use the off cuts for Chinese and the main loin I cut up for steaks
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You could have just ignored it if you didn’t feel it to be a necessary comment. Instead, you chose to waste time quoting and replying.chooraymond wrote: ↑ You could have just ignored it if you didn’t feel it to be a hot deal. Instead, you chose to waste time complaining on the forum.
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That's what I thought.Camtheman4 wrote: ↑ whole roasts or loins — which definitely don't come cheap — are not blade-tenderized.
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At $10 a pound your waste would have to be roughly 56% to make the costco @$50/kg a better deal. This, of course, does not take into consideration your time.Bidjaan wrote: ↑ The last package of tenderloin I bought from the grocery store was $10/lb and AAA. After properly trimming there was a lot of waste and I ended up with less portions than anticipated. It was still a good deal but next time I’d weigh the waste to see what my actual cost per kg is. If it’s up there, I’d consider the tenderloin from Costco.
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Anyone notice the price of the Strip-loin did it also go down?
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Had to look it up, how dare you make me learn during lockdownFARMERBLANCHE wrote: ↑ buy the denuded packs to save you time.
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DoorCrasher wrote: ↑ You could have just ignored it if you didn’t feel it to be a necessary comment. Instead, you chose to waste time quoting and replying.
I’ve got time to waste. So.
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Upvoted just because you been honest.chooraymond wrote: ↑ I’ve got time to waste. So.
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LOLDoorCrasher wrote: ↑ Upvoted just because you been honest.