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Tiny Top Blade Steaks

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  1. Got onto top blade or flatiron steaks couple of years ago,
    but couldn't find them at super markets until recently. Had
    some cut at a meat market, but the steaks were tiny, maybe
    four inches or so.

    Now the super markets are packaging them, probably because
    of the high prices of better steaks, but the top blades are
    still small.

    Are the cows getting smaller or is it the meat packers' cuts
    that have reduced the size of top blade steaks? Can't be all
    fat they're cutting away.

  2. Quoted message said:

    stark writes:

    Got onto top blade or flatiron steaks couple of years ago,
    but couldn't find them at super markets until recently. Had
    some cut at a meat market, but the steaks were tiny, maybe
    four inches or so.

    Now the super markets are packaging them, probably because
    of the high prices of better steaks, but the top blades are
    still small.

    Are the cows getting smaller or is it the meat packers'
    cuts that have reduced the size of top blade steaks?

    Top blade (chuck) is not a very large steak... usually cut
    3/4" thick and weigh no more than 6oz... in many markets
    they're put through the tenderizer and sold as cube steak.

    mycustompak.comTop Blade
    _Steak.htm

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  3. In article <[email hidden]>, PENMART01

    Quoted message said:

    mycustompak.comTop Bla
    de_Steak.htm

    Thanks for the pic. It looks like what the markets are
    selling is about
    3/4 of the full top blade, measured from the pointed end.
    I'm not seeing the slight extra thickness of the blunt end
    nor the dot of gristle on the steaks I'm buying. Actually
    there is no blunt end to these cuts--they're rounding off
    the make the ends match. If true I wonder where that
    portion of meat is going--obviously onto another cut and
    not onto the floor.

  4. Stew Meat.

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    Quoted message said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    PENMART01 said:

    mycustompak.comTop B
    lade_Steak.htm

    Thanks for the pic. It looks like what the markets are
    selling is about
    3/4 of the full top blade, measured from the pointed end.
    I'm not seeing the slight extra thickness of the blunt
    end nor the dot of gristle on the steaks I'm buying.
    Actually there is no blunt end to these cuts--they're
    rounding off the make the ends match. If true I wonder
    where that portion of meat is going--obviously onto
    another cut and not onto the floor.

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