Colorado Premium's Fresh Corned Beef Brisket Flat, 2.0- 4.25 lb

Every March 17th, the entire country suddenly discovers their Irish roots. Green beer flows, everyone's a leprechaun, and corned beef flies off the shelves. I get it. I also actually have the Scottish, Irish, and Welsh ancestry to back it up, so when I say I take Saint Patrick's Day corned beef seriously, I mean it. I grabbed two of these last minute to feed a family of six and pulled off a corned beef and cabbage dinner that had zero complaints at the table. That's the real review right there. Colorado Premium's brisket flat was well trimmed, cooked up beautifully, and delivered that classic corned beef flavor that makes the whole house smell like you know what you're doing in the kitchen. The price point is fair for the quality you're getting. Two briskets to feed six people without breaking the bank is exactly what you want when you're feeding a crowd on a holiday that already has you buying cabbage, potatoes, and probably some Guinness. Sláinte. This one's worth keeping on the list beyond March.

“I tried the flat corned beef brisket and I'm not a fan. This cut definitely needs a different cooking plan compared to other styles, otherwise it turns out tough no matter what you do. For the price, I expected something more forgiving and easier to work with. It's quite expensive for a result that doesn't match the cost

Be aware that a $13 dollar brisket will shrink down to half of it's size and I had to add extra seasoning. But it did produce a wonderful taste. Nothing is cheap anymore but this is good for just one person if you like leftovers... I do. I'm not sure of the math but whatever the price per pound is you have to understand that it will shrink down to half and then there's the fat but not a lot of it in my package. If you're feeding a family and do not expect leftovers you will have to buy a $26 or more package.

Purchasing meat for delivery to home is a dicey proposition. This packaged corned beef looked okay from outside the packaging, but opening it up to find the hidden underside completely covered with fat was beyond irritating. Fully half of the weight I paid for was fat. I won't be fooled again.

Inedible… had to throw out the whole crockpot. The smell was off, tasted like someone dumped chemicals in it. I'm guessing it's contaminated.

Package states 2.48lbs after cooking, it shrinks to a maybe 1lb. Dont plan on feeding more than 2 with 1 package.

Slimy, mushy, water filled, and tastes terrible! I have eaten corned beef over my 80 years, and could not eat this after cooking. If you like good corned beef this is a waste of money for you. — thus the 22% bad reviews! Don't know how this product got onto Walmart meats!

I've been cooking corned beef several times a year for 50 years . This was not even corned beef, tough as shoe leather with terrible taste ! Wasted a full day cooking and cabbage, potatoes and carrots .! We ate peanut butter sandwiches for supper, Shame on Walmart for selling this garbage!!

I'm a chef 35 years and it's the worst corn beef I've ever ever cooked in my life. It was horrible Walmart supposed to carry Grobel's corned beef. That's what they advertise and then now here this Denver stuff he's garbage go back to global that's best corn beef if you can get thank you Curtis

First time ordering groceries online and having the groceries delivered. The original delivery time wasn't good so I input a second time to deliver our groceries. Since it didn't take the second time to deliver our groceries , my groceries were left outside for over 1 1/2 hours . It gets hot in Bullhead City and my creamer needs refrigeration but it will spoil being left outside like today (89 Degrees today)I re the delivery. The groceries were delivered at 1:00 pm the earliest time Of delivery between 1- 3. We ARE NOT HAPPY with today delivery!!!!!!!!!!!!