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	Main Forum - Food - Search - Next So in New England, "Steak tips" just means "here's a lot of fat and gristle"? Xiphias 08/20/10, 18:47 0 Because I have never gotten more than one or two bites of real meat out of an entire steak tips meal. Next Reply - Reply With Quote So in New England, "Steak tips" just means "here's a lot of fat and gristle"? (Xiphias) 08/20/10, 18:47 Steak Tips are just chunks of sirloin steak (JohnnyBoston) 08/22/10, 07:49 not the ones from Shaws/Star Market, that's for damn sure (Nt) (Xiphias) 08/23/10, 17:25 RE: So in New England, "Steak tips" just means "here's a lot of fat and gristle" (Corporate Felon) 08/22/10, 15:20 RE: So in New England, "Steak tips" just means "here's a lot of fat and gristle" (anonymous coward) 08/22/10, 21:31 RE: So in New England, "Steak tips" just means "here's a lot of fat and gristle" (Xiphias) 08/23/10, 17:26 Skip Shaw's (Willfro) 08/30/10, 05:05 RE: Skip Shaw's (Xiphias) 08/30/10, 13:29 Except only about a quarter of the folks who use it are townies... (Willfro) 08/30/10, 15:07
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