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Rump steak

Sebastian Dangerfield · 2016-09-10 09:31:09

Whenever Im in the UK I see rump steak in most restaurants and butchers. Other than the FX Buckleys restaurants, I dont remember seeing runp steak much in Ireland at all. Is there a reason its not popular here - or is it just loosely classed as sirloin?

10-09-2016 9:31am

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Sebastian Dangerfield

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Whenever Im in the UK I see rump steak in most restaurants and butchers. Other than the FX Buckleys restaurants, I dont remember seeing runp steak much in Ireland at all.

Is there a reason its not popular here - or is it just loosely classed as sirloin?

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#2 10-09-2016 10:40am

Lady Haywire

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I know our butcher doesn't do any 'rump steak' but think he classes it as round steak, which he usually sells as a roast. We seem to go straight from sirloin cuts to round, whereas the rump is classifed as a certain area in other countries. He will slice a round off the end of the roast for frying though but sure every butcher is different, might find rump steak the next town over if I looked

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