A 3 pound Dry-Aged Wagyu Rib Roast for 138.98 ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

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norgeskog

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Expensive but you get a free jar of horseraddish and sauce. I do not understand this, even prime meat is not that expensive. Anyone planning to buy it?
 

DampCharcoal

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That meat better cure cancer and lower cholesterol at those prices! Ever hear of Kobe beef? Something like $120 per lb because the cows are hand massaged throughout their entire life and the meat is supposed to be extremely tender. I'm sure it's good but not $120 good!
 

kleenex

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horseraddish sauce is 6.95 for a 7 oz jar. At least that is cheap.

me too bangbang, me too.
 

Alix

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DC, I think this Wagyu beef is Kobe beef. I can't remember which one is the more specific name...but same deal I think.
 

norgeskog

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crewsk said:
I think I'll go for the big 14 pounder for $548. :roll:


Inviting us for dinner crewsk? I will bring champagne for this one. Think they would reverse their offer, by the horseraddish and get the blinkin roast free? Do you have to pay postage too?
 

kleenex

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But for 1032.98 they can send you 8 48oz porterhouse steaks.

it is only 14.98 for a single pound of hotdogs.

for 114.95 they can sell you a 22-24 pound fresh turkey
 

Michael in FtW

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If you've got the bucks to buy American bred "Kobe" beef ... go for it! It might be the same breed as "Kobe" - but is it fed beer, massaged, and treated better than a wife - like true Kobe beef? Actually - for me ... I'll just buy a select grade standing rib and lard it.

To read about Wagyu - go here: http://www.cattle-today.com/Wagyu.htm
 

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