Tri-Tip is $3.99lb at Sprouts

[Jason]

I hope you guys don't mind me posting this stuff...

I was just at Sprouts and saw that "Choice" Tri-Tip is $3.99lb.

I think that's a darn good price for this cut (at least here it is!)

I'll be making room in the freezer for a couple for sure.

[Troy]

Nice. On my way there when work is done

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[Davescprktl]

Heck yeah! Great deal! Show us how it turned out.

[MikeRocksTheRed]

Oh wow.  I'll check that out tomorrow or Wednesday for sure!

[Jason]

Usually, these sales end on Tuesday and a new one starts in Wednesday. Just a heads up.

[MikeRocksTheRed]

The one by me honors the old and new sale on Wednesday!

[Jason]

Show us how it turned out.

@Davescprktl

Here ya go!



Started a small pile of Stubbs, got that going good, threw on four pretty large chunks of Red Oak and burned it down a bit. Tri-Tip was seasoned with scottsfoodproducts.com "Santa Maria" seasoning. I seared it over the flames coming from the wood chunks and finished indirect. Very happy with the results of this cook. 

[Davescprktl]

Don't get much better than that!  Thanks for sharing that pic.  It looks perfect.  Great cook!.

[MikeRocksTheRed]

Damn you @Jason!!!!   Now I wish I would have gone to Sprouts.  Hopefully the sales this week are overlapping today like they usually do.  Awesome looking cook!!!!

[Troy]

i bought 2. cooked one in a 22 with banked coals. cooked one in a 22 with the slow n sear.

Not gonna lie. I was a bit shocked in the difference.

[TheDude]

i bought 2. cooked one in a 22 with banked coals. cooked one in a 22 with the slow n sear.

Not gonna lie. I was a bit shocked in the difference.

Care to elaborate? @Troy

[Big Dawg]

That's one great looking tri-tip.  Wish we could get them here.

i bought 2. cooked one in a 22 with banked coals. cooked one in a 22 with the slow n sear.

Not gonna lie. I was a bit shocked in the difference.

Care to elaborate? @Troy

My thoughts, exactly.





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