Beef Tenderloins at Aldi - $9.99 lb.

ElkhornHusker

$9.99 lb.  Grabbed one today and may have to go back, cheapest price I have seen.

Shiff

Was it a peeled or unpeeled one?  There was a big discussion here a week or so ago about the difference.

BGEChicago

I just paid $20 a lb at Costco, it was peeled. I just checked our weekly Aldi ad, this deal expires on Christmas.....

GoooDawgs

Just got a couple Choice unpeeled tenderloins at Costco for $11.99 a pound.   Also grabbed a 10 pound brisket to grind up with any leftover tenderloin scraps for burgers. 

ElkhornHusker

At Aldi it is unpeeled, so there will be some waste.  

JRWhitee

BGEChicago said:

I just paid $20 a lb at Costco, it was peeled. I just checked our weekly Aldi ad, this deal expires on Christmas.....

I got the same peeled at Costco

Sea2Ski

Shiff said:

Was it a peeled or unpeeled one?  There was a big discussion here a week or so ago about the difference.

I have to go find that thread.. if anyone has it handy, it would be appreciated. Searching on the phone stinks. I know how to do it, but it still stinks. 

BGEChicago

FWIW, Restaurant Depot is the same price as Aldi $9.99 a lb.... 

Shiff

Try this: https://eggheadforum.com/discussion/1216962/whole-tenderloin-price-unpeeled

BGEChicago

I bought one tonight and cut off a hunk, I'll get back you you tomorrow. It needs a little cleaning up, about 1/4 Lb of fat on the outside, not really a big deal.

The Cen-Tex Smoker

ElkhornHusker said:

At Aldi it is unpeeled, so there will be some waste.  

 not much if you trim it right. Lots of good videos out there but let me know if you need any guidance. I peeled hundreds of them back in the day. A lot of the “waste” are some of the best bites on the loin. They aren’t fit for steaks and need some silver skin trimmed away but make great kebabs, sandwiches, steak tips, stir fry. You can get by with very little waste if you put in a little work. 

BGEChicago

Or food for this guy:

st¡ke

Select or Choice?

ElkhornHusker

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

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ElkhornHusker said:

At Aldi it is unpeeled, so there will be some waste.  

 not much if you trim it right. Lots of good videos out there but let me know if you need any guidance. I peeled hundreds of them back in the day. A lot of the “waste” are some of the best bites on the loin. They aren’t fit for steaks and need some silver skin trimmed away but make great kebabs, sandwiches, steak tips, stir fry. You can get by with very little waste if you put in a little work. 

I used to be a butcher, but it's been a few years.  I will keep you in mind when I start trimming, thanks 

The Cen-Tex Smoker

ElkhornHusker said:

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The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

ElkhornHusker said:

At Aldi it is unpeeled, so there will be some waste.  

 not much if you trim it right. Lots of good videos out there but let me know if you need any guidance. I peeled hundreds of them back in the day. A lot of the “waste” are some of the best bites on the loin. They aren’t fit for steaks and need some silver skin trimmed away but make great kebabs, sandwiches, steak tips, stir fry. You can get by with very little waste if you put in a little work. 

I used to be a butcher, but it's been a few years.  I will keep you in mind when I start trimming, thanks 

Then you are good  

BGEChicago

st¡ke said:

Select or Choice?

I would say untrimmed choice, no marbling and some hard outside fat that needed to be removed but less than 2 ounces. It's kind of weird, its it's like a half assed peeled, I just ate my first cut, tender as hell. I would buy again without reservation. Christmas eve we have friends over for dinner, for that I serve a Costco peeled tenderloin for double the price, think of the Aldi tenderloin as the heavy girl in high school, not bad but don;t tell your friends

st¡ke

No marbling would be select at best