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What is your top selling Special order for Christmas? Ours is Prime Rib Roast. Just curoius to the see with the different economics and states what eveyones top selling items are...



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Ours is prime rib also. Whole tenderloins seem to have taken a bit of a hit the last couple Christmas seasons while rib roasts have held their own. With the price of ribs this year I may try marketing striploin roasts more.

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RJ My friend wanted to do prime rib last year for christmas, Our whole strip loin Rst were on BOGO. I talked her into that and we seasoned it and cooked it the same as a prime rib. It was wonderful! They were so happy and said they were going to do it again this year. We have Everson spice company and they have a fantastic prime rib seasoning and we season peoples roast for free. Customers have really liked it also.



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Rib roast out here in California, But Tri-Tips are right behind and lots of pork crown roasts too.

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Yep, its hard to beat a good striploin. I have been buying Swift 1855 Choice black angus and the strips are the most tender I have come across.

I have heard of Everson spice, never used them. I use Newlyweds & Excalibur for my seasonings. And I agree, customers love having us season roasts for them. Its just that little extra that makes them love us so!



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For the December holidays, our biggest seller by far is standing rib roast.



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My best seller of the season are the bone-in hams. Just cured my first combo friday. I made and sold about 350 hams last year. Will post some pics next week when I get some done.

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RIB ROAST AND PORK LOIN ROAST BUT ITS GOT TO BE JET NETTED, THEY LIKE IT FANCY.lol



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Big as bunz hot dogsbiggrin



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rib roast here too but the last 2 or so years we have gotten 3 orders for turduckins


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number9manager wrote:

Big as bunz hot dogsbiggrin


 Ok Number 9 no cookies for you! Just kidding, I talked to the warehouse driver and you may be getting a special delivery here soon on a saturday. ;)



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In Australia Ham, Pork and Turkey are top of mind at Christmas this year Meat and Livestock Australia have used a Rib on the bone as an alternativephoto.JPG



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