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Steak Varieties: Chuck section: This primal area has cuts like boneless chuck roast, petite tender, and country-style ribs. Rib area: Home to classic choices such as ribeye steak, prime rib, and back ribs. Loin: Contains valuable pieces: short loin (T-bone, strip steak), sirloin (top sirloin, tri-tip). Round: Includes eye of round, bottom round roast, and London broil. Plate/Flank: Skirt steak, hanger steak, plate short ribs. Brisket: Taken from the chest, both point and flat. Shank: From upper leg, commonly used in soups and bone broth. Others to note: Filet mignon: Delicate cut from the tenderloin. Cowboy steak: Big bone-in ribeye. Coulotte: Top sirloin cap, flavorful for grilling. Bavette: Also called sirloin flap. Denver steak: A newer cut from the chuck underblade. Bone-in short ribs: Meaty, ideal for slow-cooking. Braising steaks: Suitable for moist-heat cooking methods. Teres major: A hidden, super-tender steak from the shoulder. Tip steak: Affordable, from the round or sirloin.

OMAHA STEAKS Tradition, Taste, and Trust Since 1917 EST. 1917 CIaim an Assortment of Gourmet Steaks--On Us! For a limited window, we are releasing 500 exclusive steak shipments—each valued above $6OO—with your cost covered. Every cut selected is expertly flash‑frozen, maximizing tenderness and taste for your table. CIaim My Steak SampIer → ...HEAT ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 9 PM PDT TUESDAY... * WHAT...High temperatures of 95 to 104 degrees in the valleys. * WHERE...Northern Lander and Northern Eureka, Southern Lander and Southern Eureka, Southeastern Elko, Southwest Elko, Humboldt, Northeastern Nye, and Northwestern Nye Counties. Meteorological alert is indicating an exceptionally warm weather period, where daily maximum temperatures are forecast to be within the top range for the region, impacting residents and requiring extra precaution, especially for outdoor activities and at-risk populations. Safety guidelines should be observed during afternoon hours to limit exposure to the intense conditions. Make sure to stay hydrated and avoid overt exertion when the heat index climbs, as the duration of the advisory spans into the following day, extending risks for many households across the affected locations stated. What Your Gourmet Selection Includes: - Four Filet Mignon steaks - Four Ribeye steaks - Four New York Strip steaks - Six Top Sirloin steaks Only one gourmet steak box may be redeemed per residence. This offering closes September 10, 2025 or while available supplies remain. Omaha Steaks International, Inc. 2025 All Rights Reserved

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