The worlds most expensive for under a fiver! There must be some misteak :smirk:
LOUGHBORO GUY to alared
24 Aug 1640#15
No Katie Hopkins isn't involved
backinstock
24 Aug 1634#13
spinnaker
24 Aug 1624#35
With things like this surely you only get wagyu pay for...
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MrScotchBonnet
24 Aug 16#40
I actually read about it in the Liverpool echo but googled it to confirm it was genuine and that was the first article that popped up.. if you must know.
satchef1
24 Aug 163#39
I've never quite understood why the OP needs to act like an overzealous salesman every time this deal comes up. If he was a retailer, this post would be false advertising. This is not "the most expensive steak in the world" sold at a bargain price. It's a pretender. A fake. Mutton dressed as lamb.
Probably decent enough steak, but there's no need to oversell it.
prash_2k
24 Aug 163#38
Wagyu means:
WA - Japanese
GYU - beef
So it referrs to all Japanese breed cows. These can be located anywhere in the world and produced anywhere.
Kobe beef - Kobe is the region where you can find Kobe beef. The "proper stuff" the massaged cow fed on beer.
Think of it as wagyu is the cava / or sparkling wine of beef. And Kobe is the champagne
Begize
24 Aug 162#37
Cold cold cold.
These will be from cross-bred Wagyu cattle that are fed a normal diet (and possibly some beer) so bear little or no resembelence in appearnce or taste to the real thing. You'll get a much better, much bigger piece of rump from a "normal" breed cow for the same money.
ipswich78
24 Aug 16#36
Is the Daily Mail to blame or the people who read it and link to it? Or don't read it (correctly) and link to it?
spinnaker
24 Aug 1624#35
With things like this surely you only get wagyu pay for...
stebaird
24 Aug 166#34
kobe beef - Has to come from the Kobe region of Japan from a specific breed of cattle. This is the real deal and is the most expensive beef because of the strict diet, living conditions, and grading that it has to meet. Not often exported around the world but if you found it in a restaurant it would cost over £100 a steak.
Wagyu - Just translates to Japanese cattle in general, not necessarly even from the Kobe breed and can be bred anywhere, sometimes with other breeds. It wont have been reared in the same conditions, you can tell when you compare the marbling of true Kobe and any other random Wagyu.
baldydave
24 Aug 16#33
Any meat from Aldi is a definite no from me.
F4STFORW4RD
24 Aug 162#32
Don't be too sure that those "super posh restaurants" are really serving you what they claim to be serving you:
It was on 2 months ago, only thing missing from this thread is the whole 'marbling adds flavour' and the discussing of the tastiest cow anybody has ever eaten.
TopovTheMonkey
24 Aug 162#29
Is is not the worlds most expensive steak, for example I have a piece in my fridge which I have just put on ebay. Buy it now at £1000 for 300g
canada16
24 Aug 166#28
People really don't know a lot about shops selling this stuff cheap.
Yes this may come from the Wagyu cow, but it is not the same as the premium, £30.00 a steak stuff.
All the do with this is just mature it, and will be no better than any other 28 day aged steak in the supermarket.
Proper Wagyu is massaged for hours, fed beer and treated like royalty, and when its all said and done, the steak almost looks white from the marbling.
Halloway
24 Aug 165#27
The world's cheapest most expensive steak...?
I've also got the world's largest bonsai tree if anyone's interested?
michaeljb
24 Aug 16#26
i tried them both last time and couldn't tell any discernable difference from the regular steaks despite being almost twice the price @ £7 a pop, despite that I'm still going to try this rump because you never know it may surprise me, so have some heat op is :smiley:
WheresMeNuts
24 Aug 162#20
Most members on here will not know how to cook a steak correctly & so will be a waste anyway.
jonohanson to WheresMeNuts
24 Aug 167#23
Don't you just chuck it on the George foreman till it's grey and leathery?
ses6jwg to WheresMeNuts
24 Aug 161#25
Agreed. I watched eat well for less on BBC sometimes and the way some people cook steak makes me cringe. Normally for far too long in an ordinary frying fan with loads of oil... comes out looking like a grey tongue.
alared
24 Aug 16#14
Does it come off a cow?
LOUGHBORO GUY to alared
24 Aug 1640#15
No Katie Hopkins isn't involved
vkash2236 to alared
24 Aug 168#17
No it comes from a wagyu, an ancient Japanese animal that can be seen on the film 47 ronin.
backinstock to alared
24 Aug 16#24
Not the vegetarian option, no.
magicalex9
24 Aug 161#19
This been posted before with the same old comments same arguments. Boring
MrScotchBonnet to magicalex9
24 Aug 161#22
This hasn't been posted before.
ghostm4n
24 Aug 161#21
LOL, no problem - Just a bit gutted that Aldi appear to have done Sirloin and ribeye before and I missed out :-( Will probably try and get some of this to give it a go though. Any excuse for a bit of steak and all that :-)
MrScotchBonnet
24 Aug 162#18
Yes sorry. I will delete the comment. It was mentioned on the daily mail article about it.I got it from there. Say no more...
ghostm4n
24 Aug 161#16
You've linked to Sirloin, yet the Aldi deal is for Rump?
backinstock
24 Aug 1634#13
Dealshub
24 Aug 16#12
i dont get why even its the world's most expensive one :disappointed:
summerof76
24 Aug 163#9
Is it made from salty beef balls :laughing:
937666 to summerof76
24 Aug 161#11
Filth! :man:
DonkeyKonk
24 Aug 161#10
The only steak Morrissey and Paul McCartney will eat.
937666
24 Aug 1676#8
The worlds most expensive for under a fiver! There must be some misteak :smirk:
Treboeth
24 Aug 16#7
Just tried to cover some of the usual points that come up :wink:
I think the most important one on your list is 'it will be sold out'. And it will. 227g for a fiver - I will pass, that's far too expensive.
GazmoX
24 Aug 161#5
Is it legal to say something like that this time of night? :wink:
SUMMONER
24 Aug 169#4
Keep in mind that there are like a dozen different grades of Wagyu beef. So no, this is unlikely to be the same or even close to the grade of meat that you would get in a super posh restaurant.
Saying that, I will take any excuse to buy a nice 28 days aged ribeye steak from my local butchers, so I can compare it to ALDI's Wagyu rump steak. <3
rotti1967
24 Aug 162#3
i thought it wasn't classed as Wagyu unless you had it in Japan.
Treboeth
24 Aug 1620#2
But it`s not Real Wagyu :disappointed:
But it`s Aldi :disappointed:
But it`ll be sold out :disappointed:
Covered those off :smirk:
Hot Deal OP :smiley:
MrScotchBonnet
24 Aug 161#1
The budget supermarket has announced that it will stock its shelves with the world’s most expensive steak - Wagyu rump steaks - for under £5.
Many London restaurants charge over £90 for cuts of Wagyu beef, but you can now pick up a rump steak for £4.99, little over the cost of a pint.
The steaks, which go on sale this Thursday August 25, follow the sell-out success of Aldi’s premium Wagyu ribeye and sirloin steaks earlier in the year, as well as their popular Wagyu beef burgers - 3,000 of which were sold per hour across the UK.
Opening post
Demand is expected to be high, so a limit of two steaks per purchase has been placed.
*Specially Selected Wagyu Rump Beef Steak – £4.99, 8 ounces, 227g*
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Probably decent enough steak, but there's no need to oversell it.
WA - Japanese
GYU - beef
So it referrs to all Japanese breed cows. These can be located anywhere in the world and produced anywhere.
Kobe beef - Kobe is the region where you can find Kobe beef. The "proper stuff" the massaged cow fed on beer.
Think of it as wagyu is the cava / or sparkling wine of beef. And Kobe is the champagne
These will be from cross-bred Wagyu cattle that are fed a normal diet (and possibly some beer) so bear little or no resembelence in appearnce or taste to the real thing. You'll get a much better, much bigger piece of rump from a "normal" breed cow for the same money.
Wagyu - Just translates to Japanese cattle in general, not necessarly even from the Kobe breed and can be bred anywhere, sometimes with other breeds. It wont have been reared in the same conditions, you can tell when you compare the marbling of true Kobe and any other random Wagyu.
http://www.insideedition.com/investigative/16119-3-star-michelin-restaurant-changes-menu-after-investigation-finds-its-kobe-beef-is-a-different
not quite the same :smiley:
Yes this may come from the Wagyu cow, but it is not the same as the premium, £30.00 a steak stuff.
All the do with this is just mature it, and will be no better than any other 28 day aged steak in the supermarket.
Proper Wagyu is massaged for hours, fed beer and treated like royalty, and when its all said and done, the steak almost looks white from the marbling.
I've also got the world's largest bonsai tree if anyone's interested?
Fancy A Kebab http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/doner-kebab-meat-500g-1-00-heron-2499903:laughing:
Saying that, I will take any excuse to buy a nice 28 days aged ribeye steak from my local butchers, so I can compare it to ALDI's Wagyu rump steak. <3
But it`s Aldi :disappointed:
But it`ll be sold out :disappointed:
Covered those off :smirk:
Hot Deal OP :smiley:
Many London restaurants charge over £90 for cuts of Wagyu beef, but you can now pick up a rump steak for £4.99, little over the cost of a pint.
The steaks, which go on sale this Thursday August 25, follow the sell-out success of Aldi’s premium Wagyu ribeye and sirloin steaks earlier in the year, as well as their popular Wagyu beef burgers - 3,000 of which were sold per hour across the UK.
Specially Selected Wagyu Rump Beef Steak – £4.99, 8 ounces, 227g