KOBE BEEF.............Japan!

Today, I am not going to share my recipe but ,post an information about KOBE BEEF(just a brief data) not much known to people in INDIA , I guess.This meat comes from the Kobe cattle belonging to Japan .Kobe beef is also known as Kobe Niku in Japanese.This meat is quite popular in the United States, which led to the creation of "Kobe Style" beef.
Suprisingly, this Kobe cattle is raised giving massages, and beers for the high quality meat o.O..........!
This meat is so delicate that, it can melt if we rub our fingers against it............ o.O..........
And the price of this meat ranges from $97.5 to hundreds of dollars....................*_*
I think this meat is worth that much money ...............:P (yum yum)
I wish somebody could sponsor my trip to US :P so that I could sink my teeth into this peace of perfection...........!! B-) lol
cheers........
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