Dh is on a high protein diet. Therefore I am too. I just saw an ad for Omaha steaks and wondered what others' experience has been.
We do tend to eat a lot of steak, so is this a cost effective route or not really? How is the quality? We love corn fed beef. lol (I know that's supposedly bad.)
Re: omaha steaks?
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It is pricey IMO. They are packaged well, so they store well. Quality is always good. If it is a "sale", I would say go for it.
Hi! I am a food/meat scientist and love Omaha Steaks, they are a great company with really tasty products, for the product, the price is not bad but big picture I don't consider it economical for day-to-day eating. Omaha's quality is top notch, usually high choice or prime from a USDAQuality Grade perspective, meaning animals are young and the meat has a lot of internal flecks of fat. The quality from a flavor perspective is also really high/good, just not part of the USDA Quality Grade.
If you are looking for cost effective ways to purchase beef I suggest trying to find someone local (Iowa is a great place for this) to purchase 1/4 or 1/2 of a steer or heifer from. Most Iowa farmers raise corn fed beef, which I also love and its really not that much different from grass fed beef from a nutritional standpoint. If you ever want any help with picking out cuts, understanding grades, verifying a farmer knows what they are talking about, etc. feel free to ask here or send me a PM.