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Rastelli USDA Choice Boneless Black Angus Prime Rib Roast, 7 lbs - $129.99
$129.99
$199.00
Costco also has this 7lbs black angus prime rib for $18.57 a pound with free shipping with the Costco membership.
https://www.costco.com/.product.100404
https://www.costco.com/.product.100404
Created 06-16-2023
at 10:44 AM
by MrGoodWood82
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Boneless?
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It's not USDA Prime cut, it's a choice cut of prime rib. Read carefully!
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I cook my ribeye steaks just about "raw" with a quick 30 second sear on both sides and its still tender because PRIME grade.
What makes me go ??? is that the cut they show looks like it's very clearly a prime grade cut based on available information about its fat content. If you buy this I would 100% assume your cut won't be quite so amazing looking.
So overall I would categorize this as "misleading" and if you can get into a warehouse, just do that.
Meijer has "certified Angus" ribeye for $9.99 and combined with holiday coupons usually goes down to ~$7 per pound or lower.
The descriptions are intriguing....
Almost all Angus are black, the red ones are rare. Black Angus does not mean the animal is stronger or its meat tastes better.
prime rib = standing rib roast, there is no such thing as prime rib roast.