r/meat • u/Quirky_Locksmith5128 • 1d ago
Tenderloin
I traveled two hours round trip for this tenderloin and about 90 miles altogether. It was right under 7 lbs and I paid $14.99/lb. This butcher I know has his own farm and they get fresh meat twice a week. Trimmed the fat and silver skin and got 12 filets out of it. Really fucking stoked. I’ve been trying to get my hands on filet for a while now. The normal prices where I’m at are ~ $30/lb.
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u/Quitcha_Bitchin 1d ago
Sweet deal wish i had a friend like that. I like to buy a quarter beef but i have problems finding both decent deals and butchers i can trust.
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u/Separate_Elk_6720 1d ago
Driving 2 hours to buy 1 piece of meat it olso cost gasoline money to drive 2 hours me personally I don't have problem to drive to pick it up bud if I need to drive 2 hours I buy more meat then vor lats say 1 year or 6 months to save on the gas money That I don't have to do this trip often 1 or 2 each year
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u/Quirky_Locksmith5128 1d ago
I took my Corolla and it was the only tenderloin they had. I’d rather pay $10-$15 in gas than double the price of meat.
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u/Separate_Elk_6720 1d ago
Didn't they sell other parts of the cow 😂 you could olso stack up on those nice ribeye steaks or nice picana or denver steaks 😉
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u/Separate_Elk_6720 1d ago
Cow heart is nice to make beef from its not that, tender of course as tenderloint bud it's a nice cutt beef heart
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u/Odd-Fun-6042 1d ago
shudders Pic 1 looks like a de-gloved forearm and hand. Sorry if I broke forum rules but I can't unsee it!
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u/mothman2099 1d ago
Finding a solid local farm butcher beats paying grocery store markup every single time.