The reason you won't find a point sold on its own

Jan 31, 2015
3:11:49pm

kccougar

Is that it isn't really a single hunk of meat but a mass of meat and fat that you couldn't really package for individual sale.

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Anyone ever just used the point and that's it

southernfriedcougar

1/31/15 2:58pm

I don't see why not since the burnt ends come from the point.

ChubbyChaser

1/31/15 3:03pm

I'm not sure if butcher will sell it to you that way though.

ChubbyChaser

1/31/15 3:05pm

For some reason I thought you could buy them separated. Maybe not.

southernfriedcougar

1/31/15 3:06pm

I think I'm confusing myself & should just delete this. lol Do it the normal way

southernfriedcougar

1/31/15 3:08pm

The reason you won't find a point sold on its own

kccougar

1/31/15 3:11pm

Makes sense

southernfriedcougar

1/31/15 3:22pm

I've never seen a point sold alone, but it makes you wonder

kccougar

1/31/15 3:09pm

Burgers

kotacoug

1/31/15 3:15pm

You'll probably have to buy a full brisket, but you can ask the butcher to

ChubbyChaser

1/31/15 3:09pm

I saw today that Winco sells the flat and point separately. Also full packer.

Stay Puft

1/31/15 3:39pm

Sadly I'm in no mans land California.

southernfriedcougar

1/31/15 3:41pm

You can buy the point sold alone. I've seen them at Costco and Harmons.

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