Pastrami from scratch on the Smokin It #3

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From my more recent thread:

Got a couple of Prime packers today...:yahoo:

Stopped at Costco and headed my own advice from last year (this thread - http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/140471/pastrami-from-scratch-on-the-smokin-it-3) ...get bigger briskets.

Got 2 14 pounders:

$3.89/ pound for Prime:
http://s660.photobucket.com/user/de...99382DEE-D00A-4A74-B29E-9D9270B6DB63.jpg.html

The other choice was choice for $6.39/ pound??!!

http://s660.photobucket.com/user/de...E80FD39F-276C-499B-BD76-9D932B5D0B64.jpg.html

What gives??!! So for $10 more I get twice as much and prime to boot...


Not sure of the prices too recently, but at least in May 2015, the primes were at least less then $3/ pound over the choices...in St. Louis park MN.


My more recent thread is here:

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/169926/prime-pastrami-from-scratch-on-the-smokin-it-3/0_100

Need to make more!
 
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From my more recent thread:
Not sure of the prices too recently, but at least in May 2015, the primes were at least less then $3/ pound over the choices...in St. Louis park MN.


My more recent thread is here:

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t/169926/prime-pastrami-from-scratch-on-the-smokin-it-3/0_100

Need to make more!
As I said we're making a Costco run next week. I'll check the brisket prices. If Prime is still cheaper I'm buying it. Since Costco briskets come with the point I'll get another shot at burnt ends.
 
If you get a chance, snap some pics of the current prices, thanks!
 
Dert, in Gig Harbor, WA, the Costco price for USDA Choice brisket is $5.29/lb. What's ironic is at that store USDA Prime Brisket appears to be the one grade of beef it doesn't sell. It stocks prime in ribeye, top loin (NY steak), tenderloin, and I think one other in beef roasts and steaks.
 
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