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"Buy a Whole Black Angus Porterhouse $22.99kg and receive for FREE: 1 kg Lean
Black Angus Mince, 1 Corned Silverside (up to 2 kg), 1 Black Angus Topside
Roast (up to 2 kg) and 1 kg Black Angus Sausages, FREE!
As I said they love their Porterhouse in Victoria but I did not see a Black
Angus Porterhouse for under $35/kg (it was as high as $48/kg.)but then again,
without being disrespectful, a normal Butcher shop does not sell as much as
we do (we go for high volume ,small margin rather than small volume, high
margin). I have bought in a 10,000 kg parcel of Porterhouse because this is
one of the best deals we have ever done. Our everyday low price on our Black
Angus MSA Porterhouse is $22.99/kg (which is already 50% cheaper than most
people). But this week we are also giving away over $50 worth of meat FREE.
The Porterhouse are 6 kg and I have aged them for approximately 10 weeks, so
ask the butcher to slice them for you as they are ready to go."



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PeterL1 wrote:


> FREE. The Porterhouse are 6 kg and I have aged them for approximately
> 10 weeks, so ask the butcher to slice them for you as they are ready

10 weeks ageing?!?!?
Looks like a lot of time, I've never heard of meat aged more that 4 weeks,
maybe I'm making confusion between "frollatura" (ita/eng dictionary:
tenderising) and "ageing". How's this ageing done?
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Vilco
Don't think pink: drink rosè

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"ViLco" > wrote in message
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> PeterL1 wrote:
>
>
>> FREE. The Porterhouse are 6 kg and I have aged them for approximately
>> 10 weeks, so ask the butcher to slice them for you as they are ready
>
> 10 weeks ageing?!?!?
> Looks like a lot of time, I've never heard of meat aged more that 4 weeks,
> maybe I'm making confusion between "frollatura" (ita/eng dictionary:
> tenderising) and "ageing". How's this ageing done?

Vilco... this *is* Lucas posting you know!


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Ophelia wrote:
>
> "ViLco" > wrote in message
> ...
>> PeterL1 wrote:
>>
>>
>>> FREE. The Porterhouse are 6 kg and I have aged them for approximately
>>> 10 weeks, so ask the butcher to slice them for you as they are ready
>>
>> 10 weeks ageing?!?!?
>> Looks like a lot of time, I've never heard of meat aged more that 4
>> weeks, maybe I'm making confusion between "frollatura" (ita/eng
>> dictionary: tenderising) and "ageing". How's this ageing done?
>
> Vilco... this *is* Lucas posting you know!
>
>
If you check the super site they actually advertise meat aged that long
it does taste good but I wonder if it's worth the price , I doubt you
will though being a sickpuppet or is that sockpuppet ?