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As the title states, I was wondering if there is enough of a difference in veal (as compared to beef) for it to be worth feeding it. 
as long as you don't have a problem with your conscience, get them. veal is wonderful....wow. that's incredible.I was just curious because I can get veal breasts for $1.09 a pound. I didn't know if it was worth it or not.
It's probably that much for a veal cutlet, as it is here too.as long as you don't have a problem with your conscience, get them. veal is wonderful....wow. that's incredible.
here, it's 14.99 a pound
can dogs eat veal bone? if so, why not?It's probably that much for a veal cutlet, as it is here too.
This cut of veal probably wouldn't be worth the price since it has a good amount of bone. I can get some beef head meat without bone for $1.31 a pound instead. :biggrin:
I would imagine so because bones of a young animal are always softer than they are as an adult. I would still be hesitant to feed weight bearing bones from baby cows since I am still hesitant to feed the weight bearing bones of a pig, which are probably close to the same size. Considering you have smaller dogs I wouldn't worry about it since they just don't have the jaw power to chomp on bones hard enough to break teeth, but there is still is a chance to break a tooth.can dogs eat veal bone? if so, why not?
i wouldn't pass up on breast of bone...if it's a young cow, then the breast should be pretty porous, as natalie says...and the price is unbelievable...wow.It's probably that much for a veal cutlet, as it is here too.
This cut of veal probably wouldn't be worth the price since it has a good amount of bone. I can get some beef head meat without bone for $1.31 a pound instead. :biggrin:
Yeah, the only thing is I'm a bit apprehensive about getting it. I just recently got that lamb breast and it was quite a bit of fat on it. I'm wondering if the veal would be the same way.i wouldn't pass up on breast of bone...if it's a young cow, then the breast should be pretty porous, as natalie says...and the price is unbelievable...wow.
http://www.beefretail.org/CmImages/BeefRetail/recipeimages/2728Breast.JPGYeah, the only thing is I'm a bit apprehensive about getting it. I just recently got that lamb breast and it was quite a bit of fat on it. I'm wondering if the veal would be the same way.![]()
Basically, this is what the lamb breasts looked like (which are now all dismantled) except on the other side there was a covering of fat ranging from 1/2 inch to 1 inch thick. I got them from Harvest Meats and they came in a 30 pound box with 4 vacuum sealed packages, each containing 2 breasts.
i should think that veal is pretty fatty too.....but at the price you're getting it, IMO, worth the effort....not even sure i'd give it to the dogs LOLBasically, this is what the lamb breasts looked like (which are now all dismantled) except on the other side there was a covering of fat ranging from 1/2 inch to 1 inch thick. I got them from Harvest Meats and they came in a 30 pound box with 4 vacuum sealed packages, each containing 2 breasts.
I'll try and post a picture of the cut up breasts today...however I've trimmed off a good bit of the fat. I wanted it to be at least 50/50 meat and fat.![]()
Haha...well if I win the lottery, I'll ship some over for ya. :wink: I'd have to win the lotto to be able to afford that shipping.i should think that veal is pretty fatty too.....but at the price you're getting it, IMO, worth the effort....not even sure i'd give it to the dogs LOL
I just picked some up for that price too. I couldn't pass it up even though its from a baby. :[I was just curious because I can get veal breasts for $1.09 a pound. I didn't know if it was worth it or not.
How is it? And where did you get it from?I just picked some up for that price too. I couldn't pass it up even though its from a baby. :[
Exactly!How is it? And where did you get it from?