Eat a steak, save a cow.

[Whisper-Kitten]

That‘s right, for every steak that you eat you save another cow, because they are not on your plate. You are a Bovine savior. Seriously, PETA should worship you. But anyway...what is your favorite cow cut, and how do you like it done? For me it‘s a nice and rare ribeye.

 

[payn]

I feel like this thread pops up every month. So imma just post all my usual replies.

Medium rare NY Strip.

Unless I’m down under then it’s a pub feed.

 

[FrogReaver]

That‘s right, for every steak that you eat you save another cow, because they are not on your plate. You are a Bovine savior. Seriously, PETA should worship you. But anyway...what is your favorite cow cut, and how do you like it done? For me it‘s a nice and rare ribeye.

1 cow makes like 1800 hamburgers if all turned into hamburger. You not eating that steak still means the cow was going to be eaten.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

#1: Ribeye or Prime Rib roast
#2: Flatiron
#3: NY Strip
#4: T-bone

Medium rare preferred, then rare, then medium.

Also love hamburger and strip/flank steaks (for fajitas).

 

[Clint_L]

Ground beef. In a cheeseburger. Medium.

 

[Zardnaar]

I dont care tbh its a delivery device for peppercorn sauce.

I'm a barbarian. Sirloin or porterhouse, wagyu is usually what's served up.

 

[Swanosaurus]

That‘s right, for every steak that you eat you save another cow, because they are not on your plate.

Can someone explain this to me? Is it a pun that I don't get? What's the joke? Or does this statement follow some kind of logic that I don't understand? I mean, I'm not even a vegetarian (was once, but I feel it's really hard if you have kids - I'll probably go back to it once they're old enough to take care of their diet themselves, because I really don't care that much for meat), but I really don't get it. What do these words mean?

 

[Jahydin]

I love everything to do with ribeye. Medium-rare steaks or shaved thin for tacos and sandwiches especially.

Seeing that's it's around $25 lb. here though, I've been eating a lot of chicken...

 

[aco175]

Can someone explain this to me? Is it a pun that I don't get? What's the joke? Or does this statement follow some kind of logic that I don't understand? I mean, I'm not even a vegetarian (was once, but I feel it's really hard if you have kids - I'll probably go back to it once they're old enough to take care of their diet themselves, because I really don't care that much for meat), but I really don't get it. What do these words mean?

I think it is the same as every dollar you make on sports betting helps cloth needy kids in 3rd world countries- with the loosing team's shirt.

 

[Swanosaurus]

I think it is the same as every dollar you make on sports betting helps cloth needy kids in 3rd world countries- with the loosing team's shirt.

Thanks, now I get it ...