/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10882680
>Cheapest I can find it for in Australia is $8.5/kgAUD.

Where the fuck is that?

t. Hungry ausfag

>>10882680
that's a damn good price
I think I payed close to $9 a pound last time

>>10882689
It's at a local butcher. Yeah you won't be finding it at Coles or woollies for that price.

>>10882680
Use normal measurements I'm not a fucking drug dealer

>>10883135
>normal
>USA
Pick one you dumbass.

USDA Choice (basically the B-grade) was $9.99 /lb. ($22/kilogram) for T-bones yesterday at my Kroger grocery yesterday in Ohio, USA.

OP our ground beef is not even as cheap as your t-bones unless on sale.

>>10882680
I thought that Kangaroo meat would be cheaper.
Nopes.

>>10882680
Hey mates, thinking of moving there hows the jobbo market?

>>10883282
Depends on your resume and your degree.
We are only full if you are a mudslime or a poo in the loo.
Hopefully we will be closed to chinks also soon, but not until after the housing market crash.
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>>10883227
Who can even eat an 18kg steak?

>>10882680
>>10882716
All the independent butchers around western Sydney sell "BBQ steak" for $9 to $11 a kilo. I'm not sure what cut those really are, but they're nowhere near as good as a T Bone.

>>10883227
I've heard people say kangaroo meat is cheap. I've never seen it proven. My guess is that the lion's share of kangaroo kills go to dogfood, because they couldn't be bothered looking after the carcasses during a cull.

>>10883786
I didn’t know there were lions in Australia

>>10883806
Not anymore. Dogs got their share of kangaroo so the lions starved to death.

>>10883812
Catfags BTFO

>>10883786
Yeah this one is on the outskirts of Brisbane. I've been going there the last two years since I moved here and it's a legit place; always busy.
What price is it there anon?

Singapore: probably S$40 per kilo

>>10882680
germany, upwards of 30 EUR per kilo

>>10884373
Oh Jesus. That's like two hours wage for me in Australia. How much do you earn per hour? T-bone sine even a premium cut. What do you pay for top tier meat?
>>10884360
I understand it's a bit more expensive there, bc you have to import everything. What is your go-to cut there?

>>10884429
Shank for stew, and hanger for steak, I guess, although I haven't seen the latter in supermarkets here. The average supermarket will probably have pre-cubed chuck, and sirloin and ribeye that are cut too thin. I've been meaning to look for a proper butcher in my neighbourhood - with luck they might cheaper than the supermarket chains

>>10882680
what does good value mean to you? cheap steak is in my opinion usually not even worth eating, it's just bad
in the US chicken can be found for <1$/lb and pork for <2$/lb

>>10884482
"If you don't eat a massive daily overdose of feedlot garbage meat, you're obviously a poor elitist vegan third worlder, not a wealthy successful omnivore like me. Eating good food is for crazy people who hate America and have B12 deficiency"

-Americans

>>10884528
the bit about chicken and pork prices was meant to answer OP's last question, unrelated to the comment about steak
and cheap steak is literally a meme, its for poor people who want to eat good food like rich people but dont know what good food actually is. you're better off grinding a $5/lb steak into hamburger

>>10884528
Yeah I've read about all of the hormones and shit they feed animals in the US, which is all totally illegal to feed animals here.
Kind of glad I don't live in the USA for that and many other reasons.

>>10882680
Arizona US is about $21USD/kg

>>10884373

Where the fuck do all the germans spreading bullshit come from lately, or is that always you?
Currently €19 at Aldi, was €18 at Lidl few days ago, other markets not much more.

https://www.aldi-sued.de/de/sortiment/grillen/detailseite/ps/p/bbq-t-bone-steak/

>>10884568
That sounds a bit more believable.
On a side note, Aldi doesn't really compete with its meat prices here. Are other larger chains cheaper there or is Aldi one of the largest?
Here, Aldi is a very distant third behind the top two.

Maryland USA, T-bone was $9.99/lbs last week, but porterhouse's were on sale at $8.99/lbs (normally $11.99/lbs) so I got one of those.

>>10884683
Fuck off. I work at Aldi in Aus.
For the last 3 weeks we had rump steak $10/kilo.
This week it's bulk chicken breast $8/kg

>>10884528
What's your problem with feedlots?

I bought a bunch for $5.99/lb during a 4th of July sale, they were actually some of the best steaks I've had, and I used to live in Tokyo.

Honestly a cut of meat is a cut of meat, some people get so snobby over this shit it's ridiculous.

>>10884780
The pose are two good prices.
Place I regular has chicken breast for $9/kg every day of the week.
Rump is $19 for a 2kg buy every day, too.
Your specials are good, but overall your meat is expensive.
I do like your $199 rocking chair though. Do you think you could find me one?

>>10883786
BBQ steak is usually blade or just a bit of topside

>>10882680
>not ribeye
who %#@*$ng cares?

>>10884876
>thinks industrial meat is acceptable
>cows wallowing in their own shit for the last few miserable months of their grain-fed lives taste good
be honest...
You've never tasted grass-fed, free range beef, have you?

get the Ribeye instead