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ABena2t t1_j1pf5df wrote

what's the difference between that and a t-bone?

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Baldmofo t1_j1pguo0 wrote

According to my Google machine, a porterhouse is a min on 1.25 " from bone to widest point of the tenderloin side of the T bone. All porterhouses are T bone steaks, but not all T bones are porterhouses

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ArabellanButter OP t1_j1pfbo7 wrote

What I know is that they are very similar. The only difference is a porterhouse is bigger in size than a t-bone.

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ABena2t t1_j1pffjf wrote

ya. I've heard that but didn't know if there was more to it or not. like where it was actually cut or something.

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