After finding a Tri-Tip at a Sams club a couple months back and finding out in person how good they are. I have been searching for more. Today at a Sams club in Evansville, Indiana I found what they called Tri-Tip steaks. Sliced about 1/2†thick with the grain. I asked a butcher there if they had whole Tri-Tip? He replied that they were sealed in cryo bag and could sell me a bag if I wanted that much. He returned with a bag of choice Tri-Tip weighing almost 18 lbs. Priced at $4.88 / lb. I purchased that for several wonderful beef meals this summer. The bigger package saved about $1.00 per lb. I took them home, and found 6 Tri-Tip in the package. Trimmed some silver skin off and salted with kosher to dry brine for a day. Then to seal individually in vacuum bags for freezer storage. Just had to ask the guy behind the counter. He claims they always have them in stock. There was also a case of Prime grade beef and a small selection of Wagu steaks at about $35.00 /lb
After finding a Tri-Tip at a Sams club a couple months back and finding out in person how good they are. I have been searching for more. Today at a Sams club in Evansville, Indiana I found what they called Tri-Tip steaks. Sliced about 1/2†thick with the grain. I asked a butcher there if they had whole Tri-Tip? He replied that they were sealed in cryo bag and could sell me a bag if I wanted that much. He returned with a bag of choice Tri-Tip weighing almost 18 lbs. Priced at $4.88 / lb. I purchased that for several wonderful beef meals this summer. The bigger package saved about $1.00 per lb. I took them home, and found 6 Tri-Tip in the package. Trimmed some silver skin off and salted with kosher to dry brine for a day. Then to seal individually in vacuum bags for freezer storage. Just had to ask the guy behind the counter. He claims they always have them in stock. There was also a case of Prime grade beef and a small selection of Wagu steaks at about $35.00 /lb
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