Costco In Huntsville, AL Has PRIME Whole Briskets For $3.49/LB

you should watch this video on prime vs. choice.

spoiler alert his choice comes out great prime comes out tough

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brisket by definition is a poor cut of meat which has little inter muscle fat the thing that determines the grade of beef.

there are two cuts in a whole brisket the point cut that's the thickest part and then the flat cut, i prefer the point especially for corn beefs and pastrami. most texicans prefer the flat but the flat cut has the least fat which is why most texas brisket is dry.

i just don't think it makes sense to spend more money on a piece of meat that you're going to cover with a kitchen sink of spices and then torture it for 12-18 hours smoking it at low heat.

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kitchen sink of spices

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Salt and pepper?

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then torture it for 12-18 hours smoking it at low heat.

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Oh, a troll post

here watch this video

this is how they grade beef,

first they look at they look at the ribs for marbling and that's how they determine grade, so if a carcass is determined prime then the entire carcass is determined prime.

but in truth there is no such thing as prime brisket.

congratulations ....you've been bamboozled!

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sorry langland i didn't mean to reply to you.

The only select brisket I cooked was better than both prime ones I’ve cooked.

Why do you feel the need to tattle.

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but in truth there is no such thing as prime brisket.

congratulations ....you've been bamboozled!

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In normal times, a prime brisket is $2.99/lb at Costco.

Oh no! I've been bamboozled in my $40 brisket purchase!

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In normal times, a prime brisket is $2.99/lb at Costco.

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here in dfw especially heading into the summer holidays it's not unusual to see whole briskets in the bag for $.99 a pound.

and since as i've shown there really isn't such a thing as "prime" brisket, then yeah ya got bamboozled.

next you'll tell me you've bought prime chuck!