Is this a crime

[wu7y]

To those of us in the pit "brisket" and "pot roast" are mutually exclusive terms. I guess for those customers who don't BBQ it was necessary to point out that the brisket is boneless.

Also one of my many "rules of life" is - if you have to ask if what you are doing is a crime, it probably is.

[SmokingPat]

SmokinFool I've had imperfect pork shoulder before. I had to cook it for hours before it was ready. 😄

[smokin fool]

Hey, go ahead blame us, we got big shoulders....

[smokin fool]

Could be worse usually up here brisket is ground into hamburger....this one lived only to be brutalized in a different way

[rickgregory]

[Spinaker]

Not sure show the law works up there, but down here.......yeah, you could be charged!

[smokin fool]

I'd have to say its them being creative, whether its better than Imperfect Pork is up for debate.

[SmokingPat]

The pork in the second picture is labeled 'Perfect Pork Shoulder'? Is this a new grade of meat in Canada, or just creative license?

[Andrrr]

No problem. The comparison was ripe for picking!

[Steve R.]

I'm too distracted by that nice looking pork to really form an opinion on whether the brisket is a crime.

[troymeister]

No crime..You can make Braciola or Rouladen . Already pre flattened or rolled....A lot less work for you.

[Huskee]

Ikea style butchery?

Edit: Oops, didn't mean to steal your thunder Andrrr, didn't see it until I posted mine

[Andrrr]

Lol. That Ikea business model is really spreading across industries isn't it?

[barelfly]

Ha... Donw yep, realized that after I posted. Forgot where smokin fool lived! Need to get my calculator out

Hahah! Maybe the butcher is starting a new trend!

[Donw]

I will miss the good old days when you could purchase a whole packer without having to assemble it yourself.