Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
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Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
Where I buy beef in the south it is mostly a combination of Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, and then some Chile and US
Over the last several years I have rarely been able to get steaks from Uruguay.
I was surprised to see this article, since they have been foisting Brazilian beef on me every week for years in the stores
https://www.globalmeatnews.com/Article/ ... ilian-beef
I never buy Brazilian or Argentine meat because of all the GMO there. I like the Chilean meat, but I really wish there was a steady supply of Uruguayan steaks. Some of the best steaks I have been able to get here, but only seen them a few times : (
Over the last several years I have rarely been able to get steaks from Uruguay.
I was surprised to see this article, since they have been foisting Brazilian beef on me every week for years in the stores
https://www.globalmeatnews.com/Article/ ... ilian-beef
I never buy Brazilian or Argentine meat because of all the GMO there. I like the Chilean meat, but I really wish there was a steady supply of Uruguayan steaks. Some of the best steaks I have been able to get here, but only seen them a few times : (
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Re: Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
Yep, ticks me off, Iike in Tottus, you see the aviso for carne importado de Argentina y Uruguay but no Uruguay to be found. I too refuse to buy Argentina and Brasil beef. I suspect the Brasil beef has not only been raised cradle to grave with GMO but also mislabeled as once I bought Brasilian lomo vetado which ended being tough as hell.
Que será, será.
Re: Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
how south are you?
isn't spouse to be easier to get quality chilian meat over there?
I remember around temuco was great meat...
Uruguay has the best meat out there. sadly most of Uruguay exported is not nearly as good.
isn't spouse to be easier to get quality chilian meat over there?
I remember around temuco was great meat...
Uruguay has the best meat out there. sadly most of Uruguay exported is not nearly as good.
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Re: Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
Tip for Chile meat searchers:
Lider many times has imported meat on offer BUT in those same bins, you can find Valdivia or Osorno Chile meats in that same bin at the same price as those nasty Argie cuts.
Remember zerOnz worked with and vouched for those heavy plastic sealed Chile cuts. You have to let them "breathe" after taking them out of the plastic.
Lider many times has imported meat on offer BUT in those same bins, you can find Valdivia or Osorno Chile meats in that same bin at the same price as those nasty Argie cuts.
Remember zerOnz worked with and vouched for those heavy plastic sealed Chile cuts. You have to let them "breathe" after taking them out of the plastic.
Que será, será.
Re: Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
there is a german butcher over in Llanquihue that has some of the best chilean beef i have tasted.
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Re: Beef in Chile - Brazil makes headway, but what happened to Uruguay
something south of Puerto montt?