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In the age of the Wagyu and Kobe beef, I must say I do prefer a steak with less fats. There's a more pronounced beefy taste, there isn't that tinge of bitter aftertaste you get from a wagyu and you don't feel like shit after eating it. 🤣🤣 Also, it doesn't piss fats all over my cutting board (anyone who has worked with wagyu probably knows how much of a headache it is to wash the cutting board).

My favorite breed for steaks is the Spanish Rubia Gallega, perfect mix of marbling and beefiness with a prime black angus coming in second.

I'd like to know your preferences. To my South American friends, I know the beef there is heavenly but I've never tried them so please feel free to let the rest of us know your favorites!

I apologize for some of the picture quality. I took a couple of them with my phone with the rest being stripped from our best friend, the internet 🤣🤣.

TO BE CLEAR: The decision is for the parents alone, BUT do concerned relatives coming from a place of the best intentions, have an: Obligation? Duty? Task? Interest? Stake? of inquiring?

The most OBVIOUS AND CORRECT answer is NUNYA & GFY. AGREED! But SHOULD they volunteer their desires for the bundle of joy? Does their proximity to the infant permit a "pass" to do this? Is it ok if they preface it with: "It's your decision but..." or "I support your decision but I'm curious..." or "I care & that's why I'm asking..." or "Have you & X-in-law discussed vaccinating?" Is there a socially acceptable way to do this? Is their legitimate interest in the infants health a valid reason to risk a potentially emotional, awkward or severely damaging result to their relationship?