We like meat

Dan and I recently bought half of a cow, a butchered cow that is. I really hope that there are no Indians reading this right now because I am pretty sure cows are sacred in India. Somehow I feel like I fit in more here in Rexburg now that we did this. Because not only is it a college town, there are also a number of farmers and hick type people that live here. Don't believe me? All you have to do is go to a rodeo at the fairgrounds on the 4th of July and you will see for yourself. Just a random fact: Rexburg is estimated to be 95% LDS, I found that out on Wikipedia. (I randomly decided to search Rexburg, Idaho in Wikipedia and I found it quite interesting.) Anyway back to our cow. Dan took on the task of naming her Griselda. I know it's so morbid, and no this is not an actual picture of our cow.

Picture Via Google

It came out to be about $2.30 per pound and that includes our steaks and roasts as well, altogether about 200 hundred pounds of meat. We were also fortunate to be offered the opportunity of doing this by Dan's friend/coworker, so that is why we only bought half of one. Also they are storing it for us in their deep freezer so that's pretty sweet. It's great because, it's lean, tender, fresh, and I know where it came from. So much better than anything I have ever bought from the grocery store. So we had my in-laws over to meet Griselda. Boy were the bbq hamburgers delicious. We are pretty much a fan of anything bbq over here.

PS-Dan had steak for break fast twice this week. Oh you know it's just an "udder" day here at the Toone's casa.