A latest study from Oxford University says that one in ten deaths are caused by red meat.

Which is very scary........................................ :confused:





Because it means that nine out of ten people are killed by vegetables.

​The steaks have been raised

The steaks have been braised

like it, well done!

Thanks OP, you have succeeded in making me hungry for a bit of cow.

Potential 10.1% Topcashback too :smiley:

A latest study from Oxford University says that one in ten deaths are caused by red meat.

Which is very scary........................................ :confused:





Because it means that nine out of ten people are killed by vegetables.

​Depends on the size of the vegetable and what you do with it.

Heat added, can't beat a nice bit of ribeye steak, have also ordered the fillet :smiley:

Payday tomorrow, guess I'm buying some meat!

In Pamplona during July, ten out of ten deaths are caused by red meat

Just out of curiosity, why is this deal in Kids section?

Why Not?............i love kids........ but i could not eat a whole one

​The steaks have been raised

The steaks have been braised

That is a sear-iously bad pun

I find Westin Gourmet steaks to be very fatty. I am not ordering from them again. I won't vote Op as people need to try for themselves.

like it, well done!

Don't have a cow man!

The comments are better than the deal!

If a company doesn't quote per lb/kilo prices, it's overpriced.

10% topcashback

They were extremely fatty throughout. My husband asked me not to buy from them ever again. Every steak was the same. Maybe I was just unlucky, hence why I am not voting. Even the fillet was fatty.

How well would these freeze?

10 is a bit excessive for just me and the Mrs.

Fillet steak is not fatty in any way, you must have had a different cut.

If they were ribeye, then they're supposed to have a sizable amount of fat in them. Same can go for sirloin depending on what part of the sirloin it came from.

Personally I don't mind, fat = flavour.

its a complete and udder bargain!!!

Some good deals on the site, thanks OP.

are these steaks any cud? I mean good, my mrs will only eat from the farm shop butchers which is waaaaaay more expensive. Anyone had these?

Not that great tbh. Tesco Finest ribeye is only £22/kg, Morrissons, which is usually nice, is only slightly more.

Nice. I have a bit of room in the freezer. These will fillet.

Alternatively:
10 x 7-8oz 28 Day Matured Fillet Steaks for £43 delivered (works out at £4.30 per steak or £20.22/kg, assuming 7.5oz per steak)
or
20 x 7-8oz Matured British Fillet Steaks for £73 delivered (works out at £3.65 per steak or £17.17/kg, assuming 7.5oz per steak)
Both using code STEAK1D for £1 delivery.

Quidco or TCB will knock that down a bit too.

I bought some rump steak and have had two of them so far, first one although it was generally nice steak it had a line of grisel running through it which kinda spoiled the experience some... Second piece was much better, had a bit of grisly fat around the edge but that was okay as it was easy to trim off. Seems nice and tender for the most part but it ain't perfect, better than some supermarkets and about the same as others. Mine was definitely cheaper than any supermarket at the time so I am happy with it.

Also 75% of murders are committed within 24 hrs of eatin vegetables, makes you think

Wife prefers an older bit of meat.

8-9 oz steaks .... but how thin they are ???

If a company doesn't quote per lb/kilo prices, it's overpriced

They aren't priced on the web site by the lb/kg. Yeah, easyish to work out but you have to ask why they don't publish it as a matter of course... They're not the only ones guilty of this, Muscle Foods, Farmisons etc all price by a product as opposed to by the kg.

High street butchers and supermarkets must, by law, display the price per kg for almost all fresh meat and poultry - it makes it easier for the consumer to compare prices. Its a deliberate marketing policy by the online retailers not to show the £/kg price, they know folks will then see a lot of their stuff is expensive/overpriced.

There are bargains to be had online, no doubt about that, but often you have to be careful that your "bargain" doesn't end up costing more then the equivalent quality from your local butcher.

Rare-ly ?

FWIW, I highly recommend Aldi for steak... really excellent.

"WAS: £89.95 NOW: £42 ~ Save £47.95"
Yeah, 'course it was. Pssst, wanna buy a second-hand Mars bar? Was 42,000, now just twenty quid! Gotta be a bargain, innit?

Mmmmmmmmmmmm steak!

Bought some steaks from WG last time...and can confirm you get what you pay for! Better to spend that £39 at the butcher and get some quality steaks worth cooking and eating :smiley:

I use these regularly. Never had a bad steak and have tried a fair few. The steaks are in packs of two. The ones I have had are all around 15mm thick ish. I also buy the chicken breast fillets. You can get these for 5kg for £20 when on offer and there is none of that supermarket water and rubbish in them. Give them a try.

For their Irish grass-fed sirloin:

10 x 8oz @ £28 = £2.80 per 8oz steak
8oz = 0.5lb giving £5.60/lb or ~ £12.32/kg

Which supermarkets sell grass-fed sirloin for £12.32/kg?

"well-done" for finding this!!!!

Frozen 100% Chicken is currently £4.28p/kg at Tesco, and likely about the same at other supermarkets, and you don't need to pay £5-£10 for delivery.

All this highlights is that the ridiculous non-offer price of £40 for 5kg!

How is the frozen chicken tasted like comparing to fresh one?

I use frozen chicken and can't say I've had any issue with the quality. However, I was pretty much assuming that anyone buying chicken in 5kg+ packs is freezing a decent amount of it at home. If you like fresh chicken, eat 5kg+ fast enough that you have no need to freeze, and want it when it's on offer then this would be a decent price even accounting for delivery charges.

All depends what you see is good value, your offering of frozen German 120g breasts compared to the fresh 250g British chicken breasts that was mentioned.
I would buy fresh and British always over frozen and foreign :smiley:

I buy my rib eye from Aldi. £3.49 for the same weight and I love them

We come from a family of butchers on both sides. Unfortunately we live too far away to shop with them. We buy 90% of our meat from westin gourmet. It's of a high standard

Some people are just milking the cow puns, personally I don't have a beef with it though.

Can't decide leather or not this is a cud deal.
Think the steaks might be too big for me, but I suppose I could just cut them in calf.
If you think my puns are bad, don't take a hoof.

This is the same company as Musclefood. Same foods, different label. I find their meats very good quality, bar the odd rump steak I've had. The convenience of fresh delivery is great, saves a trip to the butchers even though the prices are comparable (bar the discounted deals).

Stopped buying steak in bulk as had to freeze them and they never taste the same coming from the freezer always end up dry.

If these are indeed the same company a MuscleFood, from my numerous experiences there steaks rump/sirloin/rib-eye etc tend to be pretty bad quality/taste

My grandfather was a knight.....his name was Sir Loin.

Cheers OP, yay for 10 days straight of sirloin! (or 5 if I share with the Mrs)

I wanted to say that.........................


But I've had a few beers! :stuck_out_tongue:

Get in there son :stuck_out_tongue:

Can't order here, just crashes everytime I try to place an order.

A pound o' fillet - a pound you don't !

The seven dwarfs were to buy a butchers shop, but when they viewed it they realised that the steaks were too high .....

I got some pave rump steaks from them last week on the £1 mince deal, had 2 last night and they were delicious!

Same as fresh which turn out perfect,however ive since found out i might be better cooking them from frozen and not defrosting them.

My order of 10x Ribeye and 10x Fillet arrived this morning, all look very good and can't wait to try some tonight :smiley: