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Old 12-02-2011   #1
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Anyone ever tried it?

Does it live up to the hype?
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Old 12-02-2011   #2
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I've had some Kobe beef burgers and didn't see what the big deal was honestly. But I'm sure a burger is a lot different from a steak.
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The only beef I know he's had is with Shaq but I think they worked things out.
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Several folks from what I have read in the tabloids, but you would probably get a better answer on a Lakers forum.
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I have had a kobe burger. It was good, but I prefer eating bison
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I have had a kobe burger. It was good, but I prefer eating bison
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Haven't had one in awhile, but they're pretty good.
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Depends on what you are comparing it to... if you are comparing it to Prime, you may not notice a lot of difference (depending on the quality of the cut). If you are comparing it to Select, then yes, you will notice a huge difference (IMO).
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I made a kobe (technically, wagyu) tritip recently and it was hands down better than any other tritip I've made. It was worth it as a special occasion thing, but I would not buy it to make it whenever I'm having beef as the cost is hard to justify.
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I made a kobe (technically, wagyu) tritip recently and it was hands down better than any other tritip I've made. It was worth it as a special occasion thing, but I would not buy it to make it whenever I'm having beef as the cost is hard to justify.
I've had Wagyu Rib Eye steak a couple times and it was outstanding each time. I agree, it's great for the once in a while special occasion but hard to justify the price otherwise.
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I've had had a Kobe Ribeye and is was great Buffalo steak is really good. Anytime I have eaten ground Buffalo or Kobe beef there was not that much of a difference in taste.
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Depends on what you are comparing it to... if you are comparing it to Prime, you may not notice a lot of difference (depending on the quality of the cut). If you are comparing it to Select, then yes, you will notice a huge difference (IMO).
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Yes, it's better. No, it's probably not worth the price difference to most people. But the degree of sensitivity to price is an individual thing.
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