One of those wierd naming things “Prime Rib” does not mean USDA grade “Prime”. It means the center cut (I forget which rib numbers) that are the best ie prime. It could be USDA prime or not. At that price I’d guess not, but doesnt mean its not good.Great deal. Our small local Community Market had Black Angus Prime Rib adversities for $9.99. Going to call and see if it’s really prime or if it’s choice rib roast. If it’s prime I might have to rent some freezer space :)
For sure, I’ve cooked and enjoyed many choice gradeOne of those wierd naming things “Prime Rib” does not mean USDA grade “Prime”. It means the center cut (I forget which rib numbers) that are the best ie prime. It could be USDA prime or not. At that price I’d guess not, but doesnt mean its not good.
Yes, "Prime Rib" is a misnomer, it's just a generic name for either "Standing Rib Roast", "Rib Roast", or "Bone-in Rib Roast". I'm happy with a USDA Choice rib roast, bone-in or boneless, it's all the same...One of those wierd naming things “Prime Rib” does not mean USDA grade “Prime”. It means the center cut (I forget which rib numbers) that are the best ie prime. It could be USDA prime or not. At that price I’d guess not, but doesnt mean its not good.
I'll rent you some space, but some of it may come up missing .......Great deal. Our small local Community Market had Black Angus Prime Rib adversities for $9.99. Going to call and see if it’s really prime or if it’s choice rib roast. If it’s prime I might have to rent some freezer space :)