Meatgisitcs Podcast: Full of Flavor
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ND Mike me and my kids like em too.
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Just got around to watching the podcast. The drop in rancher share of price from 35% to 14% caught my interest. Went back to check and on our last half a beef, 60% of total cost went to the local rancher and 40% went to the local processor. Like the fact that 100% of the cost started in our country. Not to mention it’s always great meat.
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Just got around to watching the podcast. The drop in rancher share of price from 35% to 14% caught my interest. Went back to check and on our last half a beef, 60% of total cost went to the local rancher and 40% went to the local processor. Like the fact that 100% of the cost started in our country. Not to mention it’s always great meat.
wdaly I try to buy local beef and have it butchered locally! I’m glad that ranchers are starting to take a stand against the big 4 companies.
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wdaly I try to buy local beef and have it butchered locally! I’m glad that ranchers are starting to take a stand against the big 4 companies.
ND Mike My uncle used to always raise 6 or 7 we would get a half from him twice a year and have the local butcher shop in the small town my dad and mom grew up in process them, best beef I ever had.
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ND Mike My uncle used to always raise 6 or 7 we would get a half from him twice a year and have the local butcher shop in the small town my dad and mom grew up in process them, best beef I ever had.
bocephus I agree. Local farm raised beef is absolutely superior in my opinion.
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Tex_77 we made a loaf in a class with large pieces of cured tongue in it almost like a mortadella
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Sorry, guys, but I’m going to McDonald’s over subway 100% of the time. Subway is disgusting. Now, goodcents? I’m in.
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Sorry, guys, but I’m going to McDonald’s over subway 100% of the time. Subway is disgusting. Now, goodcents? I’m in.
Midwest_kc My wife won’t even consider McDonalds she can’t stand it.
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Subway was all right up until that whole Jared thing, then it seemed it went down hill shortly after that.
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Austin It is nice to hear your hesitancy and disclaimers about pricing going up. As Jonathon said, we have been warned and, yes, this is not a surprise. I am not offended by Walton’s slight price increases, I am however offended by other companies increases which appear to be taking advantage of the consumer and make me think flagrant foul. As a consumer I appreciate the warnings that prices will be going up soon, but establishments that sneak prices up become places I patron less frequently.
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Midwest_kc My wife won’t even consider McDonalds she can’t stand it.
bocephus It’s terrible. Actually, since they went to cooking their burgers at least somewhat to order, it’s gotten a little better, but overall, it’s bottom of the barrel. However, I would rather starve than eat Subway. I get nauseous just walking in that place.
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Most of our local burger joints/bars compete with the price of fast-food these days and, with a little planning ahead, can have you eating and out the door in about the same time as a place like McDonalds. I can order a BCB with fries and a drink at our local sports bar and be out the door for under $9. I call it in 5 minutes ahead or so and it is just as quick as McD’s. Hand-formed ground beef and thick-sliced bacon.
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Wow! I need a place like that!
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Sorry, guys, but I’m going to McDonald’s over subway 100% of the time. Subway is disgusting. Now, goodcents? I’m in.
Midwest_kc I would go to neither but I agree with you that Subway is disgusting
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Sorry, guys, but I’m going to McDonald’s over subway 100% of the time. Subway is disgusting. Now, goodcents? I’m in.
Midwest_kc Dr_Pain Regarding McDonald’s: The only time I buy a burger there is when I’m constipated and that hasn’t been for at least 3 years. All the additives they have in their product work very nicely to open up the pipeline. (Note: I have a store at the end of my street (less than 1/2 mile). Regarding Subway: They used to be very good 6-7 years ago. Now, all of the stores around me have been purchased by foreign families and they are basically cheating their customers (I have 6 within a 5 mile radius). Been to 4 of them to purchase some burgers and subs per request of people that are shutins and can’t drive there. We noticed that the amount of product between the buns is less than half of what we are used to. Obviously, they are not following corporate protocol. I always either make them at home or go to a valid restaurant where the product is outstanding.
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Midwest_kc Dr_Pain Regarding McDonald’s: The only time I buy a burger there is when I’m constipated and that hasn’t been for at least 3 years. All the additives they have in their product work very nicely to open up the pipeline. (Note: I have a store at the end of my street (less than 1/2 mile). Regarding Subway: They used to be very good 6-7 years ago. Now, all of the stores around me have been purchased by foreign families and they are basically cheating their customers (I have 6 within a 5 mile radius). Been to 4 of them to purchase some burgers and subs per request of people that are shutins and can’t drive there. We noticed that the amount of product between the buns is less than half of what we are used to. Obviously, they are not following corporate protocol. I always either make them at home or go to a valid restaurant where the product is outstanding.
zbigjeff Yeah, taco bell is good if you need a colon cleanse as well.
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Ridley Acres I live 11 miles from the nearest taco-bell…at about the 6 mile mark, it is always a gamble on weather or not I’ll be stopping on a dirt road.
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Midwest_kc Dr_Pain Regarding McDonald’s: The only time I buy a burger there is when I’m constipated and that hasn’t been for at least 3 years. All the additives they have in their product work very nicely to open up the pipeline. (Note: I have a store at the end of my street (less than 1/2 mile). Regarding Subway: They used to be very good 6-7 years ago. Now, all of the stores around me have been purchased by foreign families and they are basically cheating their customers (I have 6 within a 5 mile radius). Been to 4 of them to purchase some burgers and subs per request of people that are shutins and can’t drive there. We noticed that the amount of product between the buns is less than half of what we are used to. Obviously, they are not following corporate protocol. I always either make them at home or go to a valid restaurant where the product is outstanding.
zbigjeff said in Meatgisitcs Podcast: Full of Flavor:
Midwest_kc Dr_Pain Regarding McDonald’s: The only time I buy a burger there is when I’m constipated and that hasn’t been for at least 3 years.
Ridley Acres said in Meatgisitcs Podcast: Full of Flavor:
zbigjeff Yeah, taco bell is good if you need a colon cleanse as well.
RafterW said in Meatgisitcs Podcast: Full of Flavor:
Ridley Acres I live 11 miles from the nearest taco-bell…at about the 6 mile mark, it is always a gamble on weather or not I’ll be stopping on a dirt road.
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