MN where to buy beef brisket question

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mnfred

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Jun 22, 2009
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Brooklyn Center, MN
Hello all. I am a bit frustrated, maybe because I am "old", but I am having trouble finding a beef brisket larger than 2-3 lbs. in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. I have looked at Costco and have never been impressed with what they had to offer. Could my expectations be too high? Where might I find a decent brisket flat around here? Thanks in advance to anyone that will humor me with an answer.
 
All I know is that in my area they give us 2 options.
1. A4-5lb flat all trimmed down for $4.99 each, well to hell with that!
2. SuperWalmart has full packers for $1.69lb, may not be the greatest of qualities out there but hey, which would you choose?
I would think you could find a local butcher if you are close to a bigger city, would be more expensive but you would most likely be getting better quality.
Any chance you have a Restaurant Depot around you? Hear they have good deals and good meat.

*Hmmm...I did just notice there is a Restaurant Depot right across the Walt Whitman Bridge in Philly, only 45 minutes drive!
 
I also would think that Sam's and Wally world would have a whole packers being a giant national company and all.
 
Don't care for wally world much but I always get my packers there.
Ain't got a sam's close and alla briskets everywhere else is already
corned, cured, or what have you.

I ain't found much else to compare them to But it always comes out good. Hemi.
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Get your butcher to order you one in . Or find out where Tuffy got the brisket he gave Jack's Old South . What a monster .
 
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