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01-13-2005, 09:16
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Jack Moroney (RIP) is offline
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Omaha Steaks
I have never tried these but I am thinking about getting some sent over to my neighbor. Got to do something just to say thanks for all he has been doing for me while I am laid up. This morning, for instance, I heard the sound of an engine running and lifted myself off the bed to see him shoveling sand out of his jeep covering what has become a glacier in my driveway. Anyone had any experience with Omaha Steaks?
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01-13-2005, 09:23
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I send them as gifts all the time. My wife's family uses them exclusively for the filets. I personally like to eat my red meat fresh from the meat market if paying premium prices, but I do order from them every once in a while anyway.
IMO, it is a nice touch to get them in the mail from someone. Individual vacuum sealed, arrive on dry ice with a great little, very sturdy thick walled styrofoam cooler that makes an excellent reuseable camp cooler/fishing cooler.
If there is ever a delayed delivery fiasco , all you have to do is call and Omaha will resend the order out ASAP with no hassles for free. (BTDT once) It was my fault, I was out of town for the weekend and got back to find semidefrosted meat at the front door. I called and they resent even though I told them what had happened.
Hope that helps Sir.
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01-13-2005, 09:27
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Thanks. Appreciate the input.
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01-13-2005, 09:31
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Not really, but if you can get around, almost any Super Market has the ability to custom cut steak or any other meat for that matter. My youngest son is a meat cutter. Think of the specs you want and look around. They will also be fresh rather than frozen. My son works for Bi-Lo and they now carry the presently popular premium Angus Beef and can even get KOBE steak on special order. If you haven't experienced KOBE steak you are missing an experience.
I would think mail order or web orders would be good for delivering to someone at a distance, not next door.
Have them delivered by a girl wearing only an apron and chef's hat.
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01-13-2005, 09:36
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Have them delivered by a girl wearing only an apron and chef's hat. 
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That would certainly cut down and the number I would like to order as his live in will stick his Remington 1100 up his butt and blow his nuts off.
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01-13-2005, 11:56
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COL M,
On a semi-hijack, the local supermarket was selling live ME lobsters...at $12.50/lb!
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01-13-2005, 12:05
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That is damn near criminal. Sort of the reason why we used to bring back "lobster heines" everytime we went to Key West .
Basic equipment list always included a couple of styrofoam coolers in addition to the normal pallet of stuff.
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01-13-2005, 21:25
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Sir, we got a couple Omaha Steaks for Christmas. In fact I just BBQ'd the Filets last night. They are a great steak, also there sirloin tips are great for kabobs. You can't go wrong with them.
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01-22-2005, 06:56
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Just an AAR-the steaks arrived and were great. Of course, as it is minus 20 degrees this morning and we are expecting another daily dump of snow (but a dry snow) the interior of the the packaging was probably warmer than the air temperature outside. That's it from the great Northern Forest this morning where the chickadees are in a feeding frenzy and all the deer are grateful that we put an extra portion of cracked corn out last evening.
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01-25-2005, 17:08
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Jack that is a very nice gift to give someone. I have a friend who sends me a Christmas gift every year from Omaha. It usually consists of filets and lobster tails. They are great and I look forward to that care package every year.
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01-29-2005, 23:49
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Col M,
Late to this thread, but just got a mailer/ ad thing from Omaha Steaks. K, here's the deal.... (by the way it's by Invite only  ) 6 (5oz) Top Sirloins marked down from 57 bucks to $29.99. ANNNDDDD 6 free (4 oz burgers) and a free 7 piece cutlery set. Limited offer. For the Col. my certificate number is free. for the rest of ya.... up for bid.
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02-01-2005, 17:53
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Tell them to keep the knives. They are the worst China has ever produced. I use 'em to mash olives, cuz they won't cut one.
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02-01-2005, 19:52
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LOL....so true about the knives.
FWIW, I use a set for a fish camp set ( leave at the camp set) and also a separate set for the hunting camp. Your're right.. they suck. BUt .... they're free. I have one set left, I keep it in the kitchen so that when my wife decides to use the kitchen knives to do garden pruning or cut cardboard boxes, she can get these out.
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