Steak for Two...for One

wabbitslayer

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Going to a nice steakhouse next week. A quick perusal of the menu shows a 28 day dry aged 32 ounce ribeye. It's not listed as "steak for two" but obviously it is. I love dry aged beef but wife hates it and will getting surf, no turf.

I'm going to order it anyway and eat the whole thing. Thoughts/comments?
 

lxskllr

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I don't eat steak, but two pounds of main course sounds like too much to me. Take some home.
 

ultimatebob

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At that size, I'd rather get a Porterhouse than a giant ribeye. I'm sure it will still be tasty, though!
 

KMFJD

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Going to a nice steakhouse next week. A quick perusal of the menu shows a 28 day dry aged 32 ounce ribeye. It's not listed as "steak for two" but obviously it is. I love dry aged beef but wife hates it and will getting surf, no turf.

I'm going to order it anyway and eat the whole thing. Thoughts/comments?


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purbeast0

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i got a 32oz tbone when i was in aruba at an argentine grill it was ssssoooo good and the chimmichurri made it even better.
 

Rakehellion

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Going to a nice steakhouse next week. A quick perusal of the menu shows a 28 day dry aged 32 ounce ribeye. It's not listed as "steak for two" but obviously it is. I love dry aged beef but wife hates it and will getting surf, no turf.

I'm going to order it anyway and eat the whole thing. Thoughts/comments?

I got a $200 dry aged ribeye at a steakhouse that was supposed to "serve two."
I ate it by myself.