$81 Dollar Burger WTF!

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  • Spookytim0

    "Don't they age Wagyu?!"

    Wagyu is the breed of cattle, Kobe is the name of the product, named after the place of its origination.

    Much of the so-called Kobe beef eaten outside of Japan is not Kobe beef at all but beef from a specialist ranch in California who have been licensed by the Kobe Beef people of Japan to raise the meat. Anyway, the meat is not normally aged which is why to western palates it seems so much more tender.

    • Its known in Japan as Wagyu California.Spookytim
    • I know what it is, foo' - I'm just surprised the stuff you've had wasn't rich - the stuff I've SEEN looks aged and gnarly.detritus
    • D, Forgive me, I'm blagging. I liek to speak knowledgeably about that which I know nothing once in a while...Spookytim
    • ... just to see how far I get with a bit of help from Google.Spookytim
    • Have eaten it though and was unimpressed in the realm of burgerdom.Spookytim
    • Shame - I've wanted some for a few years now - I'd always thought the taste would be veh rich - and, as it's fatty, good indetritus
    • burgers and such.

      Oh well.
      detritus
    • That's just me tho... I'm a bit of a tramp with food. I like my steak burned to a crisp for example. You might love it.Spookytim
    • By the way, Wagyu Cymru is supposed to be very very nice...
      david@wagyu.net
      Welsh licensed grower.
      Spookytim
    • ha! I was just trying to dig that link out for you, but it must be on my other computer! :)detritus
    • If you ever go to NY go to the Time Warner building and theres a really good place in there...Spookytim
    • does it as a salad. That's how I've enjoyed it, not as a burger.Spookytim

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