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  • Fire Art
    Fire Art
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    • Jan 2018
    • 988
    • Jackson hole Wyoming
    #1

    Favorite meat treat

    I use to think a rib eye was my favor treat steak I’m think now it short Wibs and Tri tip
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  • Attjack
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    #2
    Ribeye is pretty fatty. Tri-tip is tasty. So is Strip Steak. To come full circle and get back to the fatty side pork belly burnt ends might be my favorite "meat treat".
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    • xaugievike
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      #3
      pork wibs all day
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      • dahcopilot
        #3.1
        dahcopilot commented
        November 26, 2018, 06:59 PM
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        +1
    • Frozen Smoke
      Frozen Smoke
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      • Nov 2017
      • 1528
      • Northern Mn
      #4
      I love beef over all else on the smoker so lately it's been brisket but tri tip is in the same category as are beef ribs. Cap of rib eye is pretty special. Yeah, beef!
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      • Dadof3Illinois
        Dadof3Illinois
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        • Jul 2017
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        • Southeast Illinois
        #5
        Ribeye and flat iron steaks followed close by pork ribs
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        • Red Man
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          • May 2018
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          • Western Washington
          #6
          Cap of ribeye is about as good as it gets
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          • Fire Art
            #6.1
            Fire Art commented
            November 26, 2018, 07:29 PM
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            Your avitar speaks volumes🤓
          • xaugievike
            #6.2
            xaugievike commented
            November 26, 2018, 07:45 PM
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            oooo - dang. forgot about that. it is special.
        • HawkerXP
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          • Jul 2016
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          #7
          I’m thinking anything with 4 feet. 🐄🐖🐑🦌🐂
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          • RonB
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            #8
            Plate Ribs!
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            • lemayp
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              #9
              +1 for short ribs
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              • Huskee
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                #10
                For me it's a toss up between brisket point and beef ribs (shorts, backs, don't care all great).

                I've been really losing my interest in pork lately- ribs, pulled pork, meh. Doesn't excite me like they used to....not sure why. Must just be currently all pork ribbed out.
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                • Huskee
                  #10.4
                  Huskee commented
                  November 27, 2018, 04:37 PM
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                  EdF I love pork, like chops & such, just getting tired of ribs & pulled pork. Not the world's biggest fan of char siu- 5 spice powder, allspice, that whole thing doesn't do it for me...but I DO need to try more pork, belly burnt ends for instance!
                • EdF
                  #10.5
                  EdF commented
                  November 27, 2018, 05:06 PM
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                  Huskee - Well, there you go! Me, I like that crispy pork belly. But Vive la Difference!
                • Huskee
                  #10.6
                  Huskee commented
                  November 27, 2018, 05:15 PM
                  Editing a comment
                  EdF So many options, so little time. I have 7 lbs belly in the fridge curing now for bacon...didnt think of burnt ends until just today with this chat. "Next time"... Lol.
              • Skip
                Skip
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                #11
                Tri Tip hands down! BUT ask me in a few weeks and I might change my mind --- again!
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                • MattTheGR8
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                  #12
                  The rib cap on the perimeter of the ribeye is my favorite, with bacon a close second. One of these days I need to try a bacon wrapped rib cap, but I might never be able to go back after that!
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                  • VideoWolf88
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                    #13
                    Salmon, crab, lobster, brisket, hot link, bacon, tri tip.
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                    • Rod
                      Rod
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                      #14
                      As a treat I would have to say pork belly burnt ends. As a meal I'm still stuck on ribeye cap steaks.
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                      • TechSmoker
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                        #15
                        Man, I really need to get a tri-tip to cook. Everyone mentions it and I have never actually had it.

                        I would definitely say that I am more of a beef guy. My favorites right now would be brisket and ribeye.

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                        • Rod
                          #15.1
                          Rod commented
                          November 27, 2018, 11:58 AM
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                          I personally prefer tri-tip over brisket. Plus it's a lot easier to cook. You basically treat it like a big steak and reverse sear it.
                        • Huskee
                          #15.2
                          Huskee commented
                          November 27, 2018, 04:35 PM
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                          I love your avatar, what a great shot!
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