What's a good roast at a reasonable price to serve about

I love making tri tip into a roast. Best meat on the cow IMO and last time I bought it it was reasonably priced.

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>>8309384
pork

I recommend strip roast. It's the best combination of tasty/beefy and juicy/tender, IMO.

It's a slightly harder-working muscle compared to tenderloin/prime rib roast, so it's got a beefier taste in comparison (though not as beefy and tasty as whatever you call the thigh muscle in English) but it's also tender enough that you can cook it to medium or even rare and have it still be soft, moist and delicious.

The usual price floats around $6.99/lb, but you can find it on sale for $4.99 or occasionally even less.

>>8309397
This as well, nothing beets a good pork roast with gravy, mashed spuds and peas or corn.

>>8309409
Now that you mention it, I don't think I've ever seen anyone cook up a pork roast with those tasty red bastards. Good catch, Anon.

>>8309388
Second this. In commiefornia the tri tip goes on sale for $3.99/lb untrimmed and $4.99/lb trimmed. Pork butt can go as low as $.99/lb

Both of these cuts can also be smoked/grilled.

>>8309384
Definitely go with pork
[spoiler]...or meatloaf[/spoiler]

>>8309384
>good roast at a reasonable price

Hold on there, mister. That's crazy talk.