AAA Beef Brisket $4.99/lb $11.00/kg

Thanks for the heads up picked one up just now

Is this in Alberta as well?

Yes AB as well, got one yes

Save on is notorious for going out of stock VERY quickly. I'm going to try my luck, but more often then not, meat deals for me are always OOS.

Save on also has sirloin tip steaks on for $4.99/lb if you load the offer to your more rewards card, not bad for cheap use steak

Lostx403 wrote: ↑ Save on also has sirloin tip steaks on for $4.99/lb if you load the offer to your more rewards card, not bad for cheap use steak

I read this as strip loin and got really excited. I opened the app and saw that it was sirloin and my excitement disappeared. Thanks for the heads-up though.

Brisket is 50+% fat. That equates to over $10 per pound of raw meat. Might as well buy $10+ per pound T-bone, prime rib or strip loin steaks when on sale and use the meat however you like.

Drew81 wrote: ↑ Brisket is 50+% fat. That equates to over $10 per pound of raw meat. Might as well buy $10+ per pound T-bone, prime rib or strip loin steaks when on sale and use the meat however you like.

LOL. That's nonsense.

You're obviously oblivious to BBQ.

The Costco one is $11.99/KG not pound which works out to be $5.45/lb. Either way this is a better deal.

ben35 wrote: ↑ Save on is notorious for going out of stock VERY quickly. I'm going to try my luck, but more often then not, meat deals for me are always OOS.

X2.

If you're not there the first day or two of the sale you'll be SOL.

doctorgonzo wrote: ↑ X2.

If you're not there the first day or two of the sale you'll be SOL.

x3. and the day right after the sale they will be fully stocked and some may even have reduced prices due to age of the product lol.

Drew81 wrote: ↑ Brisket is 50+% fat. That equates to over $10 per pound of raw meat. Might as well buy $10+ per pound T-bone, prime rib or strip loin steaks when on sale and use the meat however you like.

What the hell am I reading.

yesdeals wrote: ↑ may even have reduced prices due to age of the product lol.

Discounted, wet aged brisket? Yes please!

I saw about a dozen at PriceSmart Foods in Richmond yesterday. It was $3.99/lb (8.80/kg). Most pieces in the $60-80 range. YMMV.

doctorgonzo wrote: ↑ LOL. That's nonsense.

You're obviously oblivious to BBQ.

Absolutely. 13-15 hrs on the smoker, low and slow. Nothing like it!!

Drew81 wrote: ↑Brisket is 50+% fat. That equates to over $10 per pound of raw meat. Might as well buy $10+ per pound T-bone, prime rib or strip loin steaks when on sale and use the meat however you like.

But then you have to factor in the fat percentage of those cuts! And goodness me, t-bones have a BONE! That brings the efficiency down further! Might have to factor that in at a different rate than the fat % though, since you have to consider BBCP (bone broth creation potential).

Long story short, stop min-maxing your meat choice and realize that this is a good price for a cut that has a specific purpose.

Drew81 wrote: ↑ Brisket is 50+% fat. That equates to over $10 per pound of raw meat. Might as well buy $10+ per pound T-bone, prime rib or strip loin steaks when on sale and use the meat however you like.

just buy eye of round that cut is all toughness with low low prices.

Don't forget to load up your offers in the Save On app. You can get 400 points per each $25 spent and 2x points. I totally forgot about it when I bought.

Drew81 wrote: ↑ Brisket is 50+% fat. That equates to over $10 per pound of raw meat. Might as well buy $10+ per pound T-bone, prime rib or strip loin steaks when on sale and use the meat however you like.

* Brisket is a cut from the breast area below the neck. It is quite low in fat at 20%, which is why you have to cook it low and slow to break up the connective tissue.

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