Kansas Strip Steak | USDA Prime lamb the dark red flesh remains

the dark red flesh remains tender and juicy

When it’s bone-in

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The texture is cloud-like yet satisfying

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Kansas Strip Steak | USDA Prime lamb the dark red flesh remainsCommonly known as the New York Strip, this iconic cut actually got its "Kansas" name from the region where it rose to fame. Before it became the darling of Manhattan steakhouses, this steak was simply called a Kansas City Stripnamed after the Kansas City stockyards, once the largest cattle market in the world. The New York branding came later, as East Coast steakhouses rebranded the cut to appeal to their clientele. When its bone in, true purists