Big Louie Cooks!

[IroNat]

[Methyl m1ke]

No one can afford to buy a steak right now and you post this? 

[MCWAY]

No one can afford to buy a steak right now and you post this? 

I can! 

I've been doing it for years. Save-A-Lot marks down meat 50% when it reaches its "Sell By" date.

[pamith]

Bro...

[jude2]

I can! 

I've been doing it for years. Save-A-Lot marks down meat 50% when it reaches its "Sell By" date.

Smart shopper

[GymnJuice]

What a missed opportunity. He'd have helped his farming business much more by cooking up a pork chop instead.

[IroNat]

No one can afford to buy a steak right now and you post this? 

Getbiggers eat ribeyes.

[NaturalWonder83]

Everyone has these beautiful kitchens. Do all you people also have a beautiful kitchen like you see in these YouTube videos?

[Drake3d]

No one can afford to buy a steak right now and you post this? 

If you eat beef and live anywhere in the midwest, i highly recommend buying from a rancher, much better meat and price. We get a full grass fed cow a year, we get about 450 lbs meat and it was about $4k last year, cut packaged and frozen. At grocery store prices, even crap taco meat, is over $11lbs nevermind the good cuts. we paid less than $9lbs across the board.

[Coach is Back!]

If you eat beef and live anywhere in the midwest, i highly recommend buying from a rancher, much better meat and price. We get a full grass fed cow a year, we get about 450 lbs meat and it was about $4k last year, cut packaged and frozen. At grocery store prices, even crap taco meat, is over $11lbs nevermind the good cuts. we paid less than $9lbs across the board.

This is great advice no matter what the prices are.

[IroNat]

Everyone has these beautiful kitchens. Do all you people also have a beautiful kitchen like you see in these YouTube videos?

No.  But people do have kitchens like that.

Some people spend 100k easy remodeling their kitchen.

That kitchen in the vid might be a set, like a tv show.

[GymnJuice]

Everyone has these beautiful kitchens. Do all you people also have a beautiful kitchen like you see in these YouTube videos?

I've seen that water spout on top of the stove in the newer kitchens now. It looks like it would be convenient for filling up pots to boil but it isn't that big of a deal to walk it over from the sink.

[MajorDomo]

If you eat beef and live anywhere in the midwest, i highly recommend buying from a rancher, much better meat and price. We get a full grass fed cow a year, we get about 450 lbs meat and it was about $4k last year, cut packaged and frozen. At grocery store prices, even crap taco meat, is over $11lbs nevermind the good cuts. we paid less than $9lbs across the board.

This^  I get half an angus each year from a local farmer. Grass fed, no antibiotics and incredible to eat. Half the price of any store. He even cuts and wraps everything just like the supermarket.

[Irongrip400]

If you eat beef and live anywhere in the midwest, i highly recommend buying from a rancher, much better meat and price. We get a full grass fed cow a year, we get about 450 lbs meat and it was about $4k last year, cut packaged and frozen. At grocery store prices, even crap taco meat, is over $11lbs nevermind the good cuts. we paid less than $9lbs across the board.

There’s some local ranchers around me that I’ve thought about doing that with. A guy that works for me has steer that he raises for beef and gets a lot of meat from it. My next house I’m going to put a meat freezer in the garage for this purpose.

[ThisisOverload]

I've seen that water spout on top of the stove in the newer kitchens now. It looks like it would be convenient for filling up pots to boil but it isn't that big of a deal to walk it over from the sink.

Yeah, it's more for looks than function.

I buy beef 300 pounds at a time, works out to around $3 per meal.

I'm weird about budgeting and stuff, my average meal is around $7 made at home. And I eat some amazing food. Just received some salmon and halibut from Alaska, 50 pounds.

People in this country are lazy as hell and will pay twice as much as if they bought in bulk.

Invest in a high-quality freezer for the garage.

No excuse for eating terrible food because you are cheap and lazy.

[ThisisOverload]

There’s some local ranchers around me that I’ve thought about doing that with. A guy that works for me has steer that he raises for beef and gets a lot of meat from it. My next house I’m going to put a meat freezer in the garage for this purpose.

Look into ranchers and local rodeo's that have auctions.

You can buy a steer cheap and split to cost with 2-3 other people.