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dedmammal · dedmammal

http://www.steakperfection.com/delmonico/Steak.html

apcowboy · apcowboy

GARNER, NC – Keith Shoemaker resigned as president and CEO of Butterball LLC, effective April 25. Until a permanent successor is named, current members of the Butterball LLC board will assume CEO responsibilities. No reason was provided by the company for his abrupt departure. “Butterball than...

apcowboy · apcowboy

How many of you use one of these. I never seen one made like this. mine was flat and made from sheet metal. Wore mine on my side, I couldn't handle this in front.

Burgermeister · Burgermeister

Over 99% of customers are great! Here's a partial list of the other less than 01% Do you know any of these people? (from another forum) The Haggler. - This guy tries to get a discount on everything. I've had people try to haggle on a U.$5.00 paperback. Some of these people just ask reflexively before even...

apcowboy · apcowboy

Do any of you go back to the time we cut all Hams by knife and hand saw. Ham had to be angled to get your cut. Had to take a two to two 1/2 inch Ham Roast out of the center. Cut 1/2 inch Ham steaks by knife and hand saw. Some were split down the bone to make a boneless half only time you used the power saw wa...

apcowboy · apcowboy

The Dunedin listen (help·info) (1876–82) was the first ship to complete a truly successful transport of refrigerated meat. In its capacity, it helped set the stage for New Zealand's success as a major provider of agricultural exports, notwithstanding its extreme remoteness from most markets. T...

Burgermeister · Burgermeister

Saturday, I worked at a Safeway store. Safeway is also called Von's in some areas. Most Safeway's have a large self serve counter and also a smaller full service counter. I really dislike a store that tries to have a full service counter and then doesn't get enough help to run them properly (like they d...

apcowboy · apcowboy

A number of attempts were made during the mid-19th century to ship agricultural products via rail car. As early as 1842 the Western Railroad of Massachusetts was reported in the June 15 edition of the Boston Traveler to be experimenting with innovative freight car designs capable of carrying all ty...

apcowboy · apcowboy

check this out !! http://www.mywebgrocer.com/video_onlineshopping.aspx the about link is no longer any good, but here is a video of about the same thing

apcowboy · apcowboy

AT ONE TIME THIS WAS ONE OF THE GREAT CHAINS. THE NATIONAL TEA COMPANY Based in Chicago, the first National Tea store opened in 1899. Number of locations peaked in 1929 at 1627. Consolidation had reduced this number to 883 by 1957. During the 1950s, National acquired numerous chains including:C.F...

apcowboy · apcowboy

The other day I was going down the road and saw this lol They were set up at a gas station. wonder what they cut them out of and how long it would take to chew one !! if you can see it, above the drivers window it says, we take EBT cards. The world of meat cutting changes every day lol

qualitycuts · qualitycuts

This applys mostly to retail meat cutters with our steaks,lions and eye ribs.

apcowboy · apcowboy

Learn how to merchandise the Beef Chuck Eye Roll into three cuts: Delmonico, Boneless Country-Style Beef Chuck Ribs and America’s Beef Roast. check it out Part Two: Chuck Eye Roll mmmmmmmmmm things do change, I was brought up on below, Which Cut? Somewhere around 1850 steak was added to the menu. T...

Ken Johnson · Ken Johnson

we have about 300 something members in this site, if each one of us brought a new member, we would have over 600 members here. An the one that brings the most in a month gets a bottle of JD lol you go for that cowboy

apcowboy · apcowboy

Meat Positions‏From:Woods, Venus (VLWoods@foodlion.com) Sent:Wed 2/10/10 12:08 AMTo:apcowboy@hotmail.comGreetings Leon! I heard about your Meat Cutters Club and wanted to share we are hiring experienced Meat Cutters and Meat Managers in Richmond VA and Charlottesville VA. Any of your me...

apcowboy · apcowboy

http://www.thenibble.com/reviews/main/meats/beef/best-value-steak-cuts.asp

apcowboy · apcowboy

we going to put ourselfs out of a job ??????????? lol http://beefretail.org/slicensavepos.aspx

apcowboy · apcowboy

Here is a link for jobs in Canada http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/content_pieces-eng.do?cid=1

Burgermeister · Burgermeister

I really dislike secret shoppers. I'm happy we don't have em where I work, but I've had them in other stores where I used to work. I think they're a real low form of life. Adults who wish they could have been hall monitors in 6th grade and still have issues with it. If you're not doing well with customers, a...

apcowboy · apcowboy

How many of you still use one of these, at one time in the retail meat business you use one every day, many times. At one time I use to use one to trim T-bones when we still left the tails on them.

Topic		Started By	Replies	Views	Last Post
	just wondering..... (Preview) http://www.steakperfection.com/delmonico/Steak.html	dedmammal	8	1779	Apr 26, 2011 by masteryeti
	THATS A LOT OF TURKEY (Preview) GARNER, NC – Keith Shoemaker resigned as president and CEO of Butterball LLC, effective April 25. Until a permanent successor is named, current members of the Butterball LLC board will assume CEO responsibilities. No reason was provided by the company for his abrupt departure. “Butterball than...	apcowboy	1	1014	Apr 26, 2011 by butcher29
	HOW MANY USE ONE OF THESE ?? (Preview) How many of you use one of these. I never seen one made like this. mine was flat and made from sheet metal. Wore mine on my side, I couldn't handle this in front.	apcowboy	12	1264	Apr 26, 2011 by Lena
	a list of different types of customers. (Preview) Over 99% of customers are great! Here's a partial list of the other less than 01% Do you know any of these people? (from another forum) The Haggler. - This guy tries to get a discount on everything. I've had people try to haggle on a U.$5.00 paperback. Some of these people just ask reflexively before even...	Burgermeister	16	1498	Apr 26, 2011 by Lena
	HAMS HAMS HAMS (Preview) Do any of you go back to the time we cut all Hams by knife and hand saw. Ham had to be angled to get your cut. Had to take a two to two 1/2 inch Ham Roast out of the center. Cut 1/2 inch Ham steaks by knife and hand saw. Some were split down the bone to make a boneless half only time you used the power saw wa...	apcowboy	3	1096	Apr 26, 2011 by Lena
	The DUNEDIN, FIRST SHIP TO COMPLETE A SUCCESSFUL REFRIGERATION TRANSPORT (Preview) The Dunedin listen (help·info) (1876–82) was the first ship to complete a truly successful transport of refrigerated meat. In its capacity, it helped set the stage for New Zealand's success as a major provider of agricultural exports, notwithstanding its extreme remoteness from most markets. T...	apcowboy	0	2105	Apr 25, 2011 by apcowboy
	I dislike shops that have both self serve and full service together. I wish they'd choose just one style. (Preview) Saturday, I worked at a Safeway store. Safeway is also called Von's in some areas. Most Safeway's have a large self serve counter and also a smaller full service counter. I really dislike a store that tries to have a full service counter and then doesn't get enough help to run them properly (like they d...	Burgermeister	15	1624	Apr 25, 2011 by Burgermeister
	Advent of the Refrigerator Car (Preview) A number of attempts were made during the mid-19th century to ship agricultural products via rail car. As early as 1842 the Western Railroad of Massachusetts was reported in the June 15 edition of the Boston Traveler to be experimenting with innovative freight car designs capable of carrying all ty...	apcowboy	0	2006	Apr 25, 2011 by apcowboy
	Is this the way of the future (Preview) check this out !! http://www.mywebgrocer.com/video_onlineshopping.aspx the about link is no longer any good, but here is a video of about the same thing	apcowboy	6	1456	Apr 25, 2011 by Master_Meat_Sawman
	HOW MANY REMEMBER THIS GREAT ONE ? (Preview) AT ONE TIME THIS WAS ONE OF THE GREAT CHAINS. THE NATIONAL TEA COMPANY Based in Chicago, the first National Tea store opened in 1899. Number of locations peaked in 1929 at 1627. Consolidation had reduced this number to 883 by 1957. During the 1950s, National acquired numerous chains including:C.F...	apcowboy	2	2856	Apr 25, 2011 by Master_Meat_Sawman
	The changing world of meat cutting lol (Preview) The other day I was going down the road and saw this lol They were set up at a gas station. wonder what they cut them out of and how long it would take to chew one !! if you can see it, above the drivers window it says, we take EBT cards. The world of meat cutting changes every day lol	apcowboy	8	1388	Apr 24, 2011 by butcher29
	what matters in meat cutters profession is it different meat names or knowing of skilled position cuts (Preview) This applys mostly to retail meat cutters with our steaks,lions and eye ribs.	qualitycuts	6	1271	Apr 24, 2011 by Traveling Meatman
	I'M AMAZED TO LEARN THE DELMONICO STEAK HAS MOVED TO THE CHUCK !! (Preview) Learn how to merchandise the Beef Chuck Eye Roll into three cuts: Delmonico, Boneless Country-Style Beef Chuck Ribs and America’s Beef Roast. check it out Part Two: Chuck Eye Roll mmmmmmmmmm things do change, I was brought up on below, Which Cut? Somewhere around 1850 steak was added to the menu. T...	apcowboy	14	2514	Apr 24, 2011 by Traveling Meatman
	I was just wondering, (Preview) we have about 300 something members in this site, if each one of us brought a new member, we would have over 600 members here. An the one that brings the most in a month gets a bottle of JD lol you go for that cowboy	Ken Johnson	3	1378	Apr 23, 2011 by littlebit_of_pleasure
	Hiring experienced Meat Cutters & Market Managers (Preview) Meat Positions‏From:Woods, Venus (VLWoods@foodlion.com) Sent:Wed 2/10/10 12:08 AMTo:apcowboy@hotmail.comGreetings Leon! I heard about your Meat Cutters Club and wanted to share we are hiring experienced Meat Cutters and Meat Managers in Richmond VA and Charlottesville VA. Any of your me...	apcowboy	5	1472	Apr 23, 2011 by Master_Meat_Sawman
	Best Value Steak Cuts (Preview) http://www.thenibble.com/reviews/main/meats/beef/best-value-steak-cuts.asp	apcowboy	2	1775	Apr 23, 2011 by butcher29
	materials for the Slice ‘n Save (SAS) program are now available. (Preview) we going to put ourselfs out of a job ??????????? lol http://beefretail.org/slicensavepos.aspx	apcowboy	2	1436	Apr 23, 2011 by butcher29
	Working in Canada (Preview) Here is a link for jobs in Canada http://www.workingincanada.gc.ca/content_pieces-eng.do?cid=1	apcowboy	4	1588	Apr 23, 2011 by butcher29
	What do you think of secret shoppers? (Preview) I really dislike secret shoppers. I'm happy we don't have em where I work, but I've had them in other stores where I used to work. I think they're a real low form of life. Adults who wish they could have been hall monitors in 6th grade and still have issues with it. If you're not doing well with customers, a...	Burgermeister	6	1479	Apr 23, 2011 by butcher29
	HOW MANY OF YOU STILL USE ONE OF THESE ?? (Preview) How many of you still use one of these, at one time in the retail meat business you use one every day, many times. At one time I use to use one to trim T-bones when we still left the tails on them.	apcowboy	9	1275	Apr 22, 2011 by qualitycuts
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