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    A couple of Venison hams wrapped in pork belly & bacon l just did for Xmas ,there will be a taste test tonight for dinner, smells bloody glorious

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    Venison backstrap tonight. Managed to clean it up pretty well with the Mercator. Will report back how it turns out
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    Anyone tried Wagyu beef?

    I was in a butcher's yesterday, on the hunt for a brisket as I haven't done a brisket cook yet in the pellet grill.
    There was a 2.5-3kg NZ grown Wagyu rump roast on display. First time I had ever seen Wagyu in the flesh. If it wasn't for the label I wouldn't have realised it was Wagyu.

    Closer inspection of the label ............
    $780 !!!!!

    Who the heck can afford $780 for a lump of roast beef??????
    And before you make the 'speck saver' comment, I quadruple checked the label, and did a second walk past it to recheck with a triple check - it checked!

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotbarrels View Post
    Anyone tried Wagyu beef?

    I was in a butcher's yesterday, on the hunt for a brisket as I haven't done a brisket cook yet in the pellet grill.
    There was a 2.5-3kg NZ grown Wagyu rump roast on display. First time I had ever seen Wagyu in the flesh. If it wasn't for the label I wouldn't have realised it was Wagyu.

    Closer inspection of the label ............
    $780 !!!!!

    Who the heck can afford $780 for a lump of roast beef??????
    And before you make the 'speck saver' comment, I quadruple checked the label, and did a second walk past it to recheck with a triple check - it checked!
    I reckon that’s a decimal place typo, $78 sounds about right

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    Goat wraps. Marinated the goat meat in mexican spices. Served with guacamole, pan fried red capsicums, salad greens, sour cream, jalapenos. Doesn't look spectacular but tasted really great.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sarvo View Post
    I not often get to see the photos towards the end of a page
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    Quote Originally Posted by 7.62 View Post
    I reckon that’s a decimal place typo, $78 sounds about right
    78 dollars for 3 kilos of wagyu is a steal. Isn't wagyu in NZ over 100 dollars a kilo? Though i guess it depends on the grade.

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    @JessicaChen I’ve seen wagyu brisket advertised for under $30/kg; I think there’s one zero too many on what hot barrels saw. But I hate to think what wagyu is worth in japan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by 7.62 View Post
    @JessicaChen I’ve seen wagyu brisket advertised for under $30/kg; I think there’s one zero too many on what hot barrels saw. But I hate to think what wagyu is worth in japan!

    https://shopnz.firstlight.farm/produ...ket-all-grades
    I wish I had my phone with me at the time. Price tag was $780.00, complete with all the zero’s and decimal places. Only thing I am not sure of was its weight. If you look on line, NZ Wagyu steak is $160-$200/kg, so the rump may have been closer to 5kg than 3kg, but it didn’t look that big.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotbarrels View Post
    I wish I had my phone with me at the time. Price tag was $780.00, complete with all the zero’s and decimal places. Only thing I am not sure of was its weight. If you look on line, NZ Wagyu steak is $160-$200/kg, so the rump may have been closer to 5kg than 3kg, but it didn’t look that big.
    That makes for a bloody expensive animal!
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    Quote Originally Posted by hotbarrels View Post
    I wish I had my phone with me at the time. Price tag was $780.00, complete with all the zero’s and decimal places. Only thing I am not sure of was its weight. If you look on line, NZ Wagyu steak is $160-$200/kg, so the rump may have been closer to 5kg than 3kg, but it didn’t look that big.
    Yes good point, a rump costs a lot more than a brisket (I thought it was a $780 brisket!). But I’ve seen wagyu rump for about $100/kg so $780 is still pretty steep, unless it was 8kg

 

 

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