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Wagyu or Dry Aged Prime?

I'm looking for a place to purchase either steak (filet, cowboy, or bone-in ribeye) online for delivery.  Any places I should look other than SRF or lobels?  @NPHuskerFL, is there any places local that carry these meats that you know of?

Thanks in advance!

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  • Posts: 14,414
    Creekstone Farms and Pat LaFreida are two others.
  • Posts: 26,195
    Is this for a one time try or are you planning for this to be your new way of buying? If once then go Waygu. If not find yourself a source for dry aged beef, if you don't want to age it yourself. That way in the long run you will get hooked on dry aged beef and never look back to crappy inferior beef!
    Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time!
  • Posts: 1,707
    @rrp it will be my first, so I plan on wagyu...I would however, like to learn about dry aging myself.
  • Posts: 33,805
    if you drive south in the state theres -the meat house- in winter park. they used to be great up here but the owners up here didnt seem to know they had to pay their bills, taxes etc
    :)) might be an option but i would call first, they used to cut to order at about 22 dollars a pound for 42 day dry aged ribeye
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  • Posts: 1,707
    @rrp, whats your experience purchasing wagyu online...who's best?
  • Posts: 26,195
    fusionhq said:
    @rrp, whats your experience purchasing wagyu online...who's best?
    Sorry - I can't help you as I have never purchased any Wagyu.
    Re-gasketing the USA one yard at a time!
  • Posts: 17,629
    @fusionhq‌ I'm sure there are local private butchers that have or can get it for you. I don't have any in mind that I could refer to you.
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  • Posts: 47
    I just order a brisket from these folks.  Never nice and helpful.


    http://www.snakeriverfarms.com/american-style-wagyu-kobe-beef/


    Read the review from http://www.nibblemethis.com/
  • Posts: 47
    OPPS! typing error should be Very nice and helpful.

    Sorry


  • Posts: 34,776
    Another SRF wagyu brisket endorsement here.  However, the shipping costs can be a bit of a shock.  I used the two-day to Louisville, KY and it was still well frozen upon arrival.  Extremely well-packed.  Wish I could justify for more than once or twice a year, but quite a treat.
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  • Posts: 14,414
    lousubcap said:
    Another SRF wagyu brisket endorsement here.  However, the shipping costs can be a bit of a shock.  I used the two-day to Louisville, KY and it was still well frozen upon arrival.  Extremely well-packed.  Wish I could justify for more than once or twice a year, but quite a treat.
    I'd get the 2-pack for brisket and stick on in the freezer for later. Shipping is only 20 bucks more for me.
  • Posts: 1,707
    Thanks guys!! I'm curious about steaks as well..tomahawk, filet, cowboy...what do you recommend? and where do I buy it?!
  • Posts: 14,414
    fusionhq said:
    Thanks guys!! I'm curious about steaks as well..tomahawk, filet, cowboy...what do you recommend? and where do I buy it?!
    All the places listed above. Those are "prestige" cuts so you'll pay the mark-up too.
  • Posts: 406
    While I can see the novelty of trying a cut such as waygu, but no way would I spend that kind of money that just gonna turn to poo in the end. :-O

    Snellville,Ga.

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  • @fusionhq.....if you have access to Wegmans they sell Wagyu style beef...if you have to go online I would go with with SRF...both NibbleMeThis and Pattio Daddio blog sites have raved about their products whether it be Wagyu style of beef or Kurobota/Berkshire style pork.....Those are legit people to take recommendations from....

    @gamason....why do you refer to wagyu as a novelty.....the product is very distinguished from regular prime grade beef....you can see and taste the difference which is the reason for the increase in cost.....I had the opportunity to have a legit A4 Kobe grade steak while I was in Vegas....8 oz of this rich steak was more than enough and it was quite an experience that I would be willing to pay for again the next time I go.....I did not view this as a novelty that I just had to try such as "having to visit Alcatraz when vacationing in San Fran." it was an awesome treat that I look forward to having again.....just my 2 cents on the matter...   

  • Posts: 11,379
    edited September 2014
    To each his own.  It's your $$$$ spend it on what you want.  I bet that stuff is amazing!
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  • Posts: 28,920
    @fusionhq‌
    Brother fusion I have had outstanding results dealing with SRF. I highly recommend them. There are certainly other excellent distributors out there as well. But as of late I have stayed with SRF for their expeditious service. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed brother fusion.

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  • BGEGP said:

    OPPS! typing error should be Very nice and helpful.

    Sorry


    Damn you. I read that article twice trying to find the bad stuff about SRF. You owe me five minutes back.

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 1,707
    @sgh thanks for the rec. What's your favorite steak from them?
  • Posts: 28,920
    edited September 2014
    They have several that I like. I'm really fond of the rib steak or bone in ribeye if you will. A little pricey no doubt, but money very well spent nonetheless. You will not be disappointed brother fusion. Trust me.

    Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.

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  • Posts: 28,920
    @fusionhq‌
    The gold grade ribeye cap is in a league of its own as well. It's a must try my friend.

    Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.

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  • Posts: 1,707
    Awesome!! Coming up on our 7 year next week, so may call for a SRF. She prefers filet, I'm a ribeye guy!
  • fusionhq said:

    Awesome!! Coming up on our 7 year next week, so may call for a SRF. She prefers filet, I'm a ribeye guy!

    Thats a good idea! My ten year is the 18th, I may do the same. Thanks.

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 1,707
    Going to be better than the Ruth cris or capital grille we have. Nice bottle of wine. Maybe a martini. We'll see.
  • My oldest boys birthday (7) is same day as our anniversary so we usually dont get to do much. But i figure tenth is pretty special (especially her putting up with my dumbass) so I'm
    Gonna do something nice for her.

    Little Rock, AR

  • Posts: 28,920
    @fusionhq‌
    Go to SRF website. Then:
    Look under Double R Ranch and then select Popular Favorites for the rib steaks brother fusion. They are awesome!!

    Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.

    Status- Standing by.

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  • Posts: 1,707
    @sgh. You're the man.
  • Posts: 28,920
    @fusionhq‌
    Always glad to help a brother out. Please try that rib eye cap as well if you can. Phenomenal brother fusion. Just phenomenal.

    Location- Just "this side" of Biloxi, Ms.

    Status- Standing by.

    The greatest barrier against all wisdom, the stronghold against knowledge itself, is the single thought, in ones mind, that they already have it all figured out. 

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