Prime Beef Types: Chuck: Roast, steak, flat iron, country-style ribs, and more. Rib: Known for ribeye, prime rib roast, short ribs, and cowboy steaks. Loin: Short loin favorites such as strip steak, T-bone, porterhouse; Sirloin variants: top sirloin, bottom sirloin. Round: Home of rump roast, tip steak, round steak, eye of round. Flank: Commonly used for fajitas and stir-fry. Brisket: Sought after for BBQ and slow cook. Shank: Typically tough and used for soups and stock. SpeciaIty: Tenderloin (filet mignon), Skirt (used for carne asada), Porterhouse (tenderloin and strip), Bone-in ribeye, Petite sirloin, Coulotte, and pin-bone sirloin varieties. —Perfect for grilling connoisseurs and home chefs exploring gourmet beef possibilities or exploring how different cuts can elevate any recipe or traditional meal preparation.
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Rising prices at the supermarket Omaha Steaks introduces 500 speciaI bundles—each valued over $600—waiting for you, our loyal guests, to enjoy, at no obligation!
Treat yourself to expertly–selected cuts, carefully frozen for lasting succulence and superior taste at dinnertime.
NVZ030-033-036>038-040-041-151215-/O.CON.KLKN.HT.Y.0005.000000T0000Z-250716T0400Z/ Humboldt-Southeastern Elko-Northern Lander and Northern Eureka-Southern Lander and Southern Eureka-Southwest Elko-Northwestern Nye-Northeastern Nye- Including the cities of Battle Mountain, Winnemucca, Lee, Manhattan, West Wendover, Diamond Valley, South Fork, Jiggs, Duckwater, Beowawe, Eureka, Tonopah, Hickison Summit, Crescent Valley, Eureka Airport, Round Mountain, Ryndon, Grass Valley, Dunphy, Palisade, Elko, Blue Eagle Ranch, Garden Pass, Spring Creek, Lamoille, Valmy, Dufferena, Golconda, Pinto Summit, Argenta, and Emigrant Pass 231 AM PDT Mon Jul 14 2025 ...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. Extended Details: Residents in these counties are recommended to take extra care by drinking cool liquids and staying indoors from dawn to dusk. Be mindful of heat exhaustion and dehydration. Agricultural activities, livestock management, and other tasks may require extra planning to account for these high temperatures. Emergency response services are on alert for the entire advisory duration. In addition to local authorities, health consultants recommend checking on elderly family or friends twice a day, encourage them to maintain airflow and forego strenuous outside work where possible. Those experiencing dizziness or rapid heartbeat should contact emergency services. Please take steps to safeguard all outdoor pets and working animals. Additionally, local clinics will have heat relief stations and community healthcare volunteers stationed at major intersections within affected regions.
Included in Your Curated Selection
- 4 Tender Filet Mignons
- 4 Flavorful Ribeye Steaks
- 4 Classic New York Strips
- 6 Savory Top Sirloins
Each household is eligible for only one box. The offer concludes August 20, 2025, or while supplies remain in stock.
Omaha Steaks International, Inc.
When I prepare meals for those I care about, I sometimes wonder about their satisfaction even if nothing is said. If I sense doubt, my thoughts drift to refiining recipes; the effort is about making people happy with my cooking. Likewise, when I am a guest and the meal misses the mark, I prefer to keep silent to avoid hurt feelings, appreciating the time they dedicated to preparing the food. Instead of critiques, I'll show gratitude out of respect for the host's effort, knowing the feeling of wanting your guests to enjoy the meal and remembering how much goes into every dish. Cooking has a sentimental value and can be a labor of love—criticism, unless solicited, is not always necessary, and a smile or a helping hand speaks volumes. I once knew someone who truly struggled in the kitchen, bless her soul; sharing this is not to judge but to reflect on how family gatherings often overlook a poorly cooked meal for the love behind it. She once cooked a roast until it nearly vanished, and pasta that became almost liquid—she'd still serve it with pride! In our circle, we quietly supported her, offering assistance or alternate dishes and always choosing kindness over complaints. Food is more than flavor; it is connection, and sometimes genuine enjoyment comes from being together regardless of culinary skills. Sometimes, honesty has its place, but often, actions say more: a full plate left untouched, a gentle suggestion about a dish, or redirection to a favorite recipe. If at a fine restaurant, perhaps a polite mention to the staff—at home, a gracious smile, offering to help next time, and moving the conversation toward shared moments and laughter, because the memory lasts longer than the taste.
Throughout years of gatherings and meals shared with friends and family, we've discovered that not everyone finds their way around the cooktop easily, but the best moments come when we lean on each other for help. The question isn't always how to tell someone that a meal isn't outstanding; sometimes, it's better to celebrate effort. The meal might lack the desired seasonings or texture, but the experience of eating together brings more satisfaction. Whether I eat everything on my plate is sometimes the honest response, but, more often, I simply show thanks and change little for next time, reinforcing friendships over perfect food. Thank you to every cook who tries, and to every guest who appreciates the effort—it's about sharing rather than critiquing.
Dallas County, TX Weather Report - 2025-08-19 Dallas: Clear skies, 95F Irving: Clear skies, 94F Garland: Clear skies, 93F Grand Prairie: Clear skies, 94F Mesquite: Clear skies, 92F Carrollton: Clear skies, 93F Richardson: Clear skies, 94F Lewisville: Clear skies, 92F Plano: Clear skies, 93F Summary: A warm, sunny day is in store for Dallas County with clear skies across all areas. The temperatures will hover in the low to mid 90s. Perfect weather to enjoy outdoor activities. UV index is high at 8, with low pollen count at 2. Visibility is high with no precipitation. Humidity is at 45 percent making it feel slightly warm. Feels like temperature is around 97F. Winds E-SE at 5 to 10 mph. Ideal for sunbathing but remember to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen.
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