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Old 03-14-2018, 01:59 PM   #8
Divemaster
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My general rule of thumb is three to four times the base cost of the product (meat, breads, sauces, and other). This generally covers most of the costs and leaves a little left over (but not much).

The best way to make money is to cut costs. To be honest, I don't use prime when doing a long cook like brisket. In fact I've beaten teams that were using prime and even wagyu brisket with a choice cut at a far lower cost. I guess what I'm saying is that you can use a lower cost cut, modify your cook, and end up with a 'Prime' result.
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