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By simply choosing Publix over Whole Foods, one can save 57% on ribeye steaks with just a quick, two-minute drive. However, not all cuts are consistently priced. For instance, skirt steaks can be more expensive at Publix compared to Whole Foods, emphasizing the importance of comparing prices across the board.
Be Open to Alternatives
When steak shopping, approach it without a fixation on a specific cut. Instead, focus on finding the best-looking steak that also offers great value. For example, if you plan to make a New York strip for a special occasion, prioritizing the overall quality of the steak may yield a sirloin flap steak that’s not only cheaper but also superior in taste and texture when compared to a mediocre New York strip at a higher price.