Choice Angus $2.49/lb., Prime Angus $2.99/lb.
Stock up on that LoBro for your Memorial Day festivities, and beyond!
Stock up on that LoBro for your Memorial Day festivities, and beyond!
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Shoe leather is not on our Memorial Day menu! :)Choice Angus $2.49/lb., Prime Angus $2.99/lb.
Stock up on that LoBro for your Memorial Day festivities, and beyond!
Limit of One.Choice Angus $2.49/lb., Prime Angus $2.99/lb.
Stock up on that LoBro for your Memorial Day festivities, and beyond!
It's being sold as a twin pack and looks to be 1 per Shop-Rite card. Look in this weeks circular.Limit of One.
Too bad. I understand how to properly prepare and cook beef so I know there is good value here, but I'd like to stock up. Is that one per day, per purchase, per card?
Saw it online before my post. Just wanted to know if I was only limited to one throughout the duration of the sale or if I could get one every day for a week if I wanted.It's being sold as a twin pack and looks to be 1 per Shop-Rite card. Look in this weeks circular.
London Broil is good and all, but I wish ShopRite would sell brisket for smoking.
Saw it online before my post. Just wanted to know if I was only limited to one throughout the duration of the sale or if I could get one every day for a week if I wanted.
Searing in cast iron, finishing in a 425F oven for 15-20 minutes THEN seasoning and wrapping up in foil for 5 minutes and slicing thin is the way to go with LoBro imo. Chimichurri over thin cut LoBro is fantastic as well.
Yeah I hit Costco in Cherry Hill for briskets. They definitely get the job done there.They do, occasionally. But Sam's (or your personal equivalent) is probably still the best bet.
Use this recipe and add a few cloves of chopped garlic to it and let the london broil or steak marinate 2 hours to overnight. Finish steak or london broil for the last few minutes in aluminum foil with the marinade in it. Delicious.
Limit of One.
Too bad. I understand how to properly prepare and cook beef so I know there is good value here, but I'd like to stock up. Is that one per day, per purchase, per card?
It's being sold as a twin pack and looks to be 1 per Shop-Rite card. Look in this weeks circular.
Costco sells prime briskett for a great priceLondon Broil is good and all, but I wish ShopRite would sell brisket for smoking.
Yeah they're very good with brisket.Costco sells prime briskett for a great price
Bac is mourning the perturbations within the basketball program. I am standing in.This must be The Unofficial LoBro thread. Only Bac can create the official thread 🍖
THIS. I do all of that and once its 130 degrees its done and time for a smear of compound butter.Saw it online before my post. Just wanted to know if I was only limited to one throughout the duration of the sale or if I could get one every day for a week if I wanted.
Searing in cast iron, finishing in a 425F oven for 15-20 minutes THEN seasoning and wrapping up in foil for 5 minutes and slicing thin is the way to go with LoBro imo. Chimichurri over thin cut LoBro is fantastic as well.
One per mealLimit of One.
Too bad. I understand how to properly prepare and cook beef so I know there is good value here, but I'd like to stock up. Is that one per day, per purchase, per card?
That sounds like damn fine hamburger meat to say the least.Top round for $1.99 and the fat off a packer brisket would make great ground beef for not a lot of money.
Usually one beats meat and tosses salad, but to each his own.Everyone's favorite meat will be tossed on grills across the state of NJ this weekend. Thank you Shop Rite! 😆
Ask someone behind the counter. Whether it was a point or flat cut, they've always come through when I've asked.London Broil is good and all, but I wish ShopRite would sell brisket for smoking.
Excellent idea. Thanks!!Ask someone behind the counter. Whether it was a point or flat cut, they've always come through when I've asked.
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TKR moves the needle!Asbury Park Press USA Today
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You get one guess for most Googled "How do I BBQ" search menu item in NJ.