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Old March 1, 2016   #1
Ricky Shaw
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Points or flats, and why?

My observation is points are almost always less in price, but there is more fat.
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Points or flats, and why?

My observation is points are almost always less in price, but there is more fat.
I good girl friend (friend and domino partner) that was on the large side once told me.
Thin might be in but fats where its at.
I buy brisket on sale and make my own corned beef.
Some is smoked and made into pastrami.
I like the point end for a sandwich with lots of succulent fat.

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