Best Mail Order Steaks | Consumer Reports
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2023
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Consumer Reports performed a blind taste test on steaks from Snake River Farms, The Kansas City Steak Company, and Omaha Steaks.
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Top steak: Snake River Farm
Crowd: KC Steak
Value: Omaha
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Click the link in the description for the results? Boy, that’s one way to lose the attention of your audience. CR please hire a social media manager that can understand this.
I’m curious how well they compare to the prime cuts from Costco and Sam’s Club
There's an Omaha Steak retail shop about 10 minutes from my house, and almost next door to my gym. We used to buy hundreds of dollars of items there but recently stopped buying due to their HUGE price increase. Now, we aren't steak eaters (surprise! not everyone eats steaks). But, they do sell chicken breasts, hot dogs, and great hamburgers, so we would buy non-steak items. Turns out, their quality isn't better than some of the high-end supermarkets. We have Wegman's in the Northeast and their quality is better! Whole Foods is great, but pricey. With the high prices, we've gone back to Perdue chicken and stopped eating hot dogs (for health reasons). As far as hamburgers, we will enjoy a good burger at a higher-grade restaurant on occasion (we never ever eat fast food anymore!).
Nice been wanting a rating on these
DANG IT! I just grill a burger for myself and I saw this and I’m hungry again I want a steak!!! 😂😂
I'm not clicking the link. I'm unsubscribing.
What a sneeky, trick to get people to click. And forced to join😤😤😦😦😦👎👎
I can’t take advice about meat from a guy that
1. Is afraid to touch raw meat
2. Cooks any steak above medium rare especially Wagyu.
Literal click bait
pure clickbait. CONSUMER REPORTS how on earth can you be for consumer's rights and protecting the consumer from scammy tactics, then start clickbaiting users to drive website engagement?? How is this not scammy behavior?? If the answer is you want to up your engagement on youtube and the website, WHY is that important to you instead of doing what's best for the consumer? What the heck is going on over there?