Thank You.
Suzanne
Suzanne
They're large cuts of meat, but the package size is pretty reasonable. T-Bones are typically 2-3 per package. Ribeyes and NY Strips are usually 4-6 per package. Filets are usually 3-4 per package. Sirloin really depends on the size of the cuts. They usually have both USDA Choice and USDA Prime. The quality is like you would find from a good butcher (just without the personal service), but the prices are comparable or lower than supermarket prices. For instance, Ribeyes and NY Strips are usually $6-$8 per pound, Filets are about $10-12 per pound. For USDA Prime, Ribeyes and NY Strips are about $12-15 per pound and Sirloin is about $6-8 per pound. Prices may vary around the country (and depending on the beef market), but those are typically what I see (even in Hawaii).Question regarding Costco meats. Are they all huge packages or do they have smaller packs on steaks like BJS does. BJS has packages of 2 to 4 steaks on T-Bones, NY Strips and Ribeyes. I would like to join Costco since its close to my home and be able to use it in Hawaii next year but there is just 2 of us. So huge packs of meats is a waste for us.
I think all (BJ', Sam's, Costco) will let you both take a look around w/o a membership (BJ's will let you buy, with a 5% surcharge), and will also refund your membership if you aren't happy.
Jeff
We were on HHI and Sam's Club would not let us do a walk around. We told them we just moved into the area and did not know what Sam's Club was, and they finally let us walk around. I was very disappointed compared to Costco.