How To Get FREE Brisket at Costco.. And What To Do With It!


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In this video, I will show you how to get FREE brisket from Costco. Costco is my favorite place to buy large cuts of meat to break …

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  1. @reneekroyer5104
    @reneekroyer5104 says:

    What kind of knife are you using in this video for cutting up the brisket? I hate sharpening knifes, too. I even got a $40 sharpener but didn't like THAT either. So I get a set of 5 at Costco for $20 and when they get dull, I toss and get another set at Costco. lol

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  2. @user-uk4qf8qd1y
    @user-uk4qf8qd1y says:

    You have a great personality for this type of thing. And your voice is in the right pitch range to be easy to understand, you speak neither too fast nor too slow. I didn't have to rewind even once to understand what you said like I have to with so many of these Red Bull talkers. And I learned stuff. Thats a positive You tube experience. Subscribed.

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  3. @byrondarken7231
    @byrondarken7231 says:

    The burger was cooked just right, All you rare beef lovers should just eat it raw ( warmed up a little ) I’m sick and tired hearing how wrong I am eating well done meats. IT IS NOT TOUGH nor CHEWY. Come to think about why you all don’t eat RARE pork and chicken.😮😮

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  4. @RichardLloyd-pq8wh
    @RichardLloyd-pq8wh says:

    Brad the Butcher Wizard !!! And great guy!
    Gotta know about Prime, choice etc
    Plus include a side on Wagu angus if at all possible.
    I went out and got my whole Brisket however bought a whole choice brisket for 3.79 the whole prime was 4.99 both seemed great! is prime the better way to go???
    A Fan!
    Richard

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  5. @msujdog
    @msujdog says:

    I was in costco two weeks ago and kept noticing everyone with giant chunks of meat in their baskets. Turns out it was whole briskets. On an impulse I grabbed one and decided maybe I'd do beef instead of turkey for thanksgiving this year. But I quickly realized I had no idea how to cut this thing or what to do with the different parts. This video helped a ton! I have a blackstone where I do my smashburgers and can't wait to try this as an alternative to regular ground beef.

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  6. @tatiana_7767
    @tatiana_7767 says:

    Thank you so much for this content, I’m learning so much from you! I’ve been buying meat at Whole Foods for years thinking they have the best quality of meat and chicken. That was easier when I was single, but now when prices went so high and with a family of 3 (soon to be 4) I’m looking for cheaper alternatives that will not affect the quality of the meat. Could you make a video of where to buy best quality of meat that I can cut myself at home the way you are teaching it in your videos?

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  7. @Celtic-Texan
    @Celtic-Texan says:

    Great option if that's your thing, but the best part of cooking a whole brisket is enjoying the meat from the point. The flat is usually pretty good, but the point with all that wonderful fat, it's always what the family fights for.

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  8. @wjking5219
    @wjking5219 says:

    I never realized how much money we can save buy cutting our own meat. I always knew bulk was the key, but for some reason it never
    translated over to the meats.

    The savings there are actually MUCH better than anywhere else in the entire store.

    Incredible!!!!!!!

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  9. @1Darkvictory
    @1Darkvictory says:

    Looking at your videos, a lot of good information. Have you evered tried using a food processor to grind meat and compare that with an actual meat grinder? Thank you for posting these videos. Be Well Darren

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