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Topic	Eating a $23/pound USDA Prime Rib roast makes me happy to be alive at this time.
weekoldhotdog 12/20/17 3:57:28 PM #15:	KILBOTz posted... weekoldhotdog posted... I did a 10 pound prime rib last year. only cost me $88 from my butcher. I feel you over paid for just 4 pounds. is that dry aged USDA prime or was that choice from a super market? Or even wet aged? 2-3 years back this roast would have been $16-18 a pound but beef prices in seattle have risen quickly. Getting USDA prime rib for less than $12 I can't imagine around here period. And that's when its on a great sale. straight from the butcher, I live in Oregon. --- Ba da da dada, da da da dada, da da da dada, da da da dada... What is love? Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more. <cite>weekoldhotdog posted [p:892580304] in Eating a $... [t:76117557]...</cite> <quote><cite>KILBOTz posted...</cite> <quote><cite>weekoldhotdog posted...</cite> <quote>I did a 10 pound prime rib last year. only cost me $88 from my butcher. I feel you over paid for just 4 pounds.</quote> is that dry aged USDA prime or was that choice from a super market? Or even wet aged? 2-3 years back this roast would have been $16-18 a pound but beef prices in seattle have risen quickly. Getting USDA prime rib for less than $12 I can't imagine around here period. And that's when its on a great sale.</quote> straight from the butcher, I live in Oregon. --- Ba da da dada, da da da dada, da da da dada, da da da dada... What is love? Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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