Arby's: Wagyu?

[MuggsyB]

Apparently they are offering a 52% Wagyu burger. 

[lawdog77]

I am afraid to know what the other 48% is.

[MuggsyB]

I am afraid to know what the other 48% is.

Lol.

[The Sultan]

So is the whole "Wagyu" thing going down the same road as "Angus" did?

[NCMUFan]

Fancy way of describing fatty beef, excuse me, marbled beef.

[MU82]

You can wash that burger down with Arby's new exclusive Urine Milkshake.

https://www.businessinsider.com/arbys-manager-urinated-milkshake-mix-police-say-2022-5

We've Got The Pee!

[BrewCity83]

I am afraid to know what the other 48% is.

Pink slime.

[JWags85]

So is the whole "Wagyu" thing going down the same road as "Angus" did?

I wonder how much is actually "Waygu" and how much is the crossbred Waygu strains that aren't actually Waygu.

Same as places calling items "Kobe beef" when Kobe beef is only grown/raised/exported from Japan and certainly isn't being served at any mass market price

[MuggsyB]

I wonder how much is actually "Waygu" and how much is the crossbred Waygu strains that aren't actually Waygu.

Same as places calling items "Kobe beef" when Kobe beef is only grown/raised/exported from Japan and certainly isn't being served at any mass market price

I'm not sure but I know American Wagyu is not the same as Japanese Wagyu.  Whatever the  cut they have in Tuscany would be my preference over all steaks.  It's some sort of Florentine ribeye with great marble and ample thickness.  It's a serious steak but not a con or insanely expensive. 

[Hards Alumni]

I'm not sure but I know American Wagyu is not the same as Japanese Wagyu.  Whatever the  cut they have in Tuscany would be my preference over all steaks.  It's some sort of Florentine ribeye with great marble and ample thickness.  It's a serious steak but not a con or insanely expensive.

I've had all three and the Japanese Wagyu/Kobe is leaps and bounds better than the hybrid they raise in Washington.

The Florentine steak... I ordered one while there and the waiter joking called me a savage.  I guess it was meant for two people.  Still ate it all.

[MuggsyB]

I've had all three and the Japanese Wagyu/Kobe is leaps and bounds better than the hybrid they raise in Washington.

The Florentine steak... I ordered one while there and the waiter joking called me a savage.  I guess it was meant for two people.  Still ate it all.

I think the best steak I've ever had was in Siena .  But yes, it was gargantuan and it was split among three people.  Good effort Hards to take that down.

[lawdog77]

I wonder how much is actually "Waygu" and how much is the crossbred Waygu strains that aren't actually Waygu.

Same as places calling items "Kobe beef" when Kobe beef is only grown/raised/exported from Japan and certainly isn't being served at any mass market price

I think there are  under 10 restaurants in the US that are certified to sell authentic Kobe beef.

[MuggsyB]

I think there are  under 10 restaurants in the US that are certified to sell authentic Kobe beef.

Have you had one?   Aren't we talking $250 a pop?

[Hards Alumni]

Have you had one?   Aren't we talking $250 a pop?

You don't want more than an ounce of two of the stuff.  It's like eating meat butter. 

I had an ounce of japanese and an ounce of us.

I think it works best as an app

[lawdog77]

Have you had one?   Aren't we talking $250 a pop?

Had it at the SW Steakhouse at the Wynn. $600 for an 8 oz ribeye (for the table of 4). I didn't pay for it.

[Uncle Rico]

Have you had one?   Aren't we talking $250 a pop?

It's great on the Smokey Joe

[GOO]

Sounds like it's safe to say that Arby's is running a scam or this needs to be priced at $100 plus if it were the real deal. But if there is no legal definition of Waygu, then I guess it is buyer beware. Maybe they just grind in some left over fat trimmings, name some cows Waygu and call it Waygu steak. 

Seriously, seems like something to be avoided, unless cardiac decease, stroke, and heart attack are desired by the eater. If so, double down on them. Who are we to judge.

[Hards Alumni]

Sounds like it's safe to say that Arby's is running a scam or this needs to be priced at $100 plus if it were the real deal. But if there is no legal definition of Waygu, then I guess it is buyer beware. Maybe they just grind in some left over fat trimmings, name some cows Waygu and call it Waygu steak. 

Seriously, seems like something to be avoided, unless cardiac decease, stroke, and heart attack are desired by the eater. If so, double down on them. Who are we to judge.

It's Arby's so all of this applies regardless.

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Have you had one?   Aren't we talking $250 a pop?

2 for $6 at Arby's.

[BrewCity83]

We have the meat.

[MU82]

Wagme? Wagyu, pal!

[21Jumpstreet]

Had it at the SW Steakhouse at the Wynn. $600 for an 8 oz ribeye (for the table of 4). I didn't pay for it.

Had nearly the same experience. I don't get the allure at all.

[dgies9156]

I am afraid to know what the other 48% is.

Horsemeat

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Horsemeat

parry.

Take my Arby's name out your motherf*cking mouth.

[MuggsyB]

Where can I find real Wagyu/Kobe?  Clearly we're being conned with this American Waygu complete farce/b-ass.