Olde Towne Meat Markets

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Olde Towne Meat Markets

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I really appreciate a guide like this — there’s nothing like really knowing where your meat comes from. Supermarkets may be inexpensive, but I think the quality leaves a lot to be desired.

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Hey Shawna Having been exposed to the beef selections in grocery stores, I can understand you desire to seek out a local butcher. I’ve not been to Denver in a while, but I recall that there are a number of really good butchers. My advice is to Google butcher shops in your area and then research them on the local restaurant and dining blogs. Locals in your area are the best resource for commenting on local butchers. As an example, Hamm’s has been around since 1954, and has a number of loyal customers that sing our shops praises. Best of luck to you on your search… Buy and eat locally.

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I have switched from the grocery bakery to a neighborhood bakery. I think I need to do the same with my meat. Thanks for reminding me to explore the meat markets in Denver. If you know any good ones let me know.

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I can appreciate the desire to eat more sensibly – I guess the old sage saying of everything in moderation holds some truth. Too much of anything is probably not good for you, but come on a great steak, and a full bodied cab. Hard to beat – maybe you can help me understand something about the vegetarians – when I serve a meat based lasagna, with a creamy bachamel sauce, and 4 cheeses, and make a red sauce with no meat and everything else being equal – the meat based lasagna goes 1st… Interesting- I know.

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Mmm I wish I had something to contribute! I am a meat-lover who has never been to Texas. :( I’m also trying to go vegetarian…I know, crazy!

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