Steak tips

[codeman671]

On my way back from Hooksett yesterday I stopped at Tuckaway Tavern and Butchery and grabbed a few pounds of their house tips and tavern burgers to try. I have never eaten there but have heard great things. Will be digging into them this weekend. They also ship.

https://tuckinggood.com/

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by codeman671

On my way back from Hooksett yesterday I stopped at Tuckaway Tavern and Butchery and grabbed a few pounds of their house tips and tavern burgers to try. I have never eaten there but have heard great things. Will be digging into them this weekend. They also ship.

https://tuckinggood.com/

I will be waiting for my invitation.

[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by codeman671

On my way back from Hooksett yesterday I stopped at Tuckaway Tavern and Butchery and grabbed a few pounds of their house tips and tavern burgers to try. I have never eaten there but have heard great things. Will be digging into them this weekend. They also ship.



https://tuckinggood.com/

One of my favorite restaurants—their steak is EXCELLENT.

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[Trail Goer]

The best Steak Tips I've ever had outside of my own, came from Krista's in Cornish, ME. Sorry not anywhere near what you asked, but if you ever find yourself on a random Sunday drive down Route 25, if you end up in Maine, make sure to stop there. They don't always have Steak Tips it's not a regular menu item, if and when they do have them it's under their "Special Hunk of Meet" which changes frequently. Their Prime Rib is phenomenal though.

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by Trail Goer

The best Steak Tips I've ever had outside of my own, came from Krista's in Cornish, ME. Sorry not anywhere near what you asked, but if you ever find yourself on a random Sunday drive down Route 25, if you end up in Maine, make sure to stop there. They don't always have Steak Tips it's not a regular menu item, if and when they do have them it's under their "Special Hunk of Meet" which changes frequently. Their Prime Rib is phenomenal though.

The Newbridge in Mass was always my go to for tips, but recently I've been disappointed, still tasty but chewy, not tender like they use to be.

[Trail Goer]

I've never been there or heard of it. I was trying to stay somewhat close to the lake but since you mentioned Massachusetts, if you ever find yourself down in the Peabody, Salem area, make sure to stop by a place called Champions in Peabody, their steak tips are fantastic!

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by codeman671

On my way back from Hooksett yesterday I stopped at Tuckaway Tavern and Butchery and grabbed a few pounds of their house tips and tavern burgers to try. I have never eaten there but have heard great things. Will be digging into them this weekend. They also ship.

https://tuckinggood.com/

Tuckaway Butchery is awesome! You will love their burgers and tips!!

Dan

[TiltonBB]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

Tuckaway Butchery is awesome! You will love their burgers and tips!!

Dan

I have a family member who buys large quantities of steak tips at Tuckaway. He freezes them and put them on airplanes, with ice packs, in checked luggage for winter enjoyment in Florida. So far so good. It would get expensive if the flight was delayed and the meat thawed and went bad!

[ishoot308]

Originally Posted by TiltonBB

I have a family member who buys large quantities of steak tips at Tuckaway. He freezes them and put them on airplanes, with ice packs, in checked luggage for winter enjoyment in Florida. So far so good. It would get expensive if the flight was delayed and the meat thawed and went bad!

They ship anywhere in the country for a very reasonable cost. Zero upcharge on any of their items other than shipping cost. It’s $9.99 to ship anything in the state of NH. We order stuff and have shipped quite often from there.

Dan

[codeman671]

Originally Posted by TiltonBB

I have a family member who buys large quantities of steak tips at Tuckaway. He freezes them and put them on airplanes, with ice packs, in checked luggage for winter enjoyment in Florida. So far so good. It would get expensive if the flight was delayed and the meat thawed and went bad!

Whenever we go to the BVI we pack a frozen meat box. We bring our steak tips, sausage patties and bacon as the island we prefer is very small and doesn’t have much for store options, and the selection on Tortola that can be ordered and brought over on the ferry isn’t great.

I’ll box it up early in the am before we leave and by the time we arrive in the afternoon it’s still frozen solid. A few large ice packs is plenty.

Headed back down in a month!