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Anonymous wrote:OP again..Does your grocery store have someone to ask? I guess there are people at the deli. It is not like a see a butcher..

Glad to know about beets. I know where to find that!

Yes, ask the butcher!

where does one find the butcher at the grocery store. There are just racks of meat to grab at the stores I go to.

At the meat counter, not the deli counter. Where they have ribs, steaks, other cuts of meat in the case.

I am laughing wondering if I have walked by this meat couter hundreds of times without seeing it.

One year, we didn't have a bone so we literally just wrote "SHANK" on a piece of paper.

Just saying. Do your best, OP.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP again..Does your grocery store have someone to ask? I guess there are people at the deli. It is not like a see a butcher..

Glad to know about beets. I know where to find that!

Yes, ask the butcher!

where does one find the butcher at the grocery store. There are just racks of meat to grab at the stores I go to.

At the meat counter, not the deli counter. Where they have ribs, steaks, other cuts of meat in the case.

+1

Oy!!

Anonymous wrote:We always use a lollipop lamb chop and feed it to the dog after. (Minus the bone of course!)

That's a rib bone and a damn fine cut of meat to give to a dog

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP again..Does your grocery store have someone to ask? I guess there are people at the deli. It is not like a see a butcher..

Glad to know about beets. I know where to find that!

Yes, ask the butcher!

where does one find the butcher at the grocery store. There are just racks of meat to grab at the stores I go to.

At the meat counter, not the deli counter. Where they have ribs, steaks, other cuts of meat in the case.

We always use a lollipop lamb chop and feed it to the dog after. (Minus the bone of course!)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP again..Does your grocery store have someone to ask? I guess there are people at the deli. It is not like a see a butcher..

Glad to know about beets. I know where to find that!

Yes, ask the butcher!

where does one find the butcher at the grocery store. There are just racks of meat to grab at the stores I go to.

Anonymous wrote:OP again..Does your grocery store have someone to ask? I guess there are people at the deli. It is not like a see a butcher..

Glad to know about beets. I know where to find that!

Yes, ask the butcher!

OP again..Does your grocery store have someone to ask? I guess there are people at the deli. It is not like a see a butcher..

Glad to know about beets. I know where to find that!

I saw them at Wegmans last week with the other Lamb products.

Whole Foods has them free - ask at the meat counter.

I've always had luck at the Giant. Just ask for one. Sometimes they even have them out for the taking.

My mom always asks at the meat counter at Giant to get one.

I have also used toy Seder plate items.
https://www.partycity.com/passover-seder-food-toy-set-10pc-737052.html

Anonymous wrote:Hosting my first seder.. what is the best alternative if I can not get one?

Roasted red beet we usually do instead. Otherwise I would call a grocery with a kosher butcher (in DC, Moti's, Shalom's) and ask if they have shank bones. You can really do any kosher meat, with/without bone -drumstick, chicken wing, etc.)

Hosting my first seder.. what is the best alternative if I can not get one?