4. Posted by John S on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 4:10 am PDT
I'm not sure about Wagyu but after reading this article I think I'm going to try Wagyu. It is going to have to be a special occasion and after some research. I do like steak. This steak actually sounds healthy.
9. Posted by jawerner@verizon.net on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 4:49 am PDT
I'll take a prime NY steak anytime if it is prepared correctly. For a steak as good as any just visit Burns in Tampa. Wagyu is not much more than a put on for more money. Want to try something better than any steak mentioned, try Sturgon, the best tasting thing known to man. Problem, it is seasonal. The best is from Lake Michigan, fresh water vs. salt water, however, their both better than any steak from any place on earth.
12. Posted by toogoodforthiscrap on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:08 am PDT
Grass-fed organic beef from a small supplier has the same health benefits... I can buy an entire side, cut into steaks, roasts, ribs, etc. for about $3.00/lb. US.
And the meat is just as good, for 1/10th the price.
13. Posted by tddriver7876@sbcglobal.net on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:09 am PDT
Being a Texan, how can anyone waste hard earned money on this type of beef when you can buy great angus tenderloin for around $10 a pound and love every bite of it. Please come to Cowtown "Fort Worth" and give it a try. you wont go back!!!!!
This story is incomplete. Very uninformative story on these cows which is being "spoon fed" to us. The average person can google this and write this much on their own. How about actually answering some real questions on this story. What are these cows fed as opposed to what factory farms feed cows? What exactly does it mean that cows must be 50% Wagyu? Do the farmers who raise these cows also get subsidized by our government like the factory farms? How big of an industry dollar-wise is this? Does the raising of these cows help our economy? What's the difference between these cows and so-called "organic" cows? What is environmental impact of raising these and other cows for slaughter? Just a few of the questions that were left unanswered.
16. Posted by Frank T on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:29 am PDT
Lets get real! Why do the people here in this country keep falling for these dumb gimmicks and hype. People please wake up. This is why gas is so high. This is why most people can't buy a house now. We keep letting advertisers sale us anything at a higher price. Then we think that we have done something special .Please don't think that I'm saying this because I am poor. I have plenty of money, and I didnt get it by being dumb enough to pay $120.00 for a steak! If you just want to give your money away. I have a bridge in Brooklin that I can sale to you real cheap!
17. Posted by Wesley S on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:31 am PDT
I'm sure it is better,my wife and i,did go to the best places to eat in Dallas,up to,7 or 8 years ago,mostly steaks for me.Now we just go to Japanese,restaurants,to eat out,just like we both have japanese suv's.Sure i will buy it,but only,from my local japanese restaurant.
19. Posted by james.wernersr@verizon.net on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:35 am PDT
I'll take a prime NY steak anytime if it is prepared correctly. For a steak as good as any just visit Burns in Tampa. Wagyu is not much more than a put on for more money. Want to try something better than any steak mentioned, try Sturgon, the best tasting thing known to man. Problem, it is seasonal. The best is from Lake Michigan, fresh water vs. salt water, however, their both better than any steak from any place on earth.
20. Posted by ciescos_ace_in_the_hole on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:44 am PDT
It really is as good as they say and it is as expensive as they say. There is a ranch just east of Dallas, TX that raises this style beef, and they have a restaurant. I tried it there, at a bit of a price break, and it is dangerously good. I must say though that a good tenderloin is a fine subsititute. But if you want to splurge, I say go for it!!
21. Posted by heidi s on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:48 am PDT
i am sorry but medium rare is gross. i hope they get worms. lol i like my stake medium well. sorry but no strak or any food in that matter is worth that much money especially with so many hungry people in the world
23. Posted by Deepan Diyogirt on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:59 am PDT
It is with great sadness we Americans are unable to get our own marble cows. We have become socially castrated and our lives are at the mercy of forein lands.
24. Posted by richard2 h on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 5:59 am PDT
I raise grass fed Angus and they have the same characteristic as the Wagyu for a lot less. Corn fed beef is putting on a high percentage of fat and the mixture of fats is all wrong. Find some grass fed and you will not want any other kind.
25. Posted by Paul the English Guy on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 6:07 am PDT
one point.......nothing to do with cows! Typical for America..... some one commented that she "thought everything was cheap in China" Huh? Where did China come into the story..... Japanese cows lady... It's more about the blind leading the blind in this country....
For that price you could buy a steer get it slaughtered and sell what you don't eat and probably make a profit. This is outrageous! I still think people are crazy for paying $20 or more for a T-Bone steak.
27. Posted by julia4139@att.net on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 6:16 am PDT
what about the ribs and tri tip of these high price cow are they as good and that guy is right about sturgon that taste like chicken of the sea i want a $80 maine lopster and $100 STEAK RIGHT LOL SORRY U GUYS ARE NUTS $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
28. Posted by Perry M on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 6:30 am PDT
I agree with richard2 h. I have ate the koby beef while in Japan in the late 50's and early 60's and yes it was a tasty treat but when i got home and ate grass fed I could not tell any differance.
29. Posted by Dina K on Mon, Jul 07, 2008, 6:34 am PDT
No way Jose! Give me a break! No matter how good is that beef, it's the same meat you're going to flush in the toilet. So if the cows get a massage, etc.... I guess we can apply this to the chicken, pig and so fort and so on to enable the meat to have
a great taste.! ...Good luck!
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