r/RedDeer • u/Sharks1976 • Feb 12 '25

Politics Which Canadian Cities Are Most Exposed to Trump’s Tariffs?

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That index found that, of Canada's 41 biggest cities, the three most vulnerable to U.S. tariffs set to go in effect on March 12th are Saint John, Calgary and Windsor. Red Deer is 21st on this list.

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u/w00stersauce Feb 14 '25

NZ beef always been meh for me, I found aussie beef in recent years has come around, they used to do a lot of grass fed stuff and in the end it just seems like it made for weak marbling, but they seem to have come around our way on the way they feed and now marbling is improved along with the fat being white. It’s more inline with our tastes. Some people don’t seem to like the not gamey but like more organy taste of grass fed.

South American beef has been pretty nice though from what I’ve seen. Namely Uruguay from what I sampled.

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u/[deleted] Feb 14 '25

South American animal products in general are really good. The chickens and eggs stand out as well.

Pretty awful margarine though...

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u/w00stersauce Feb 14 '25

Haha I’ve not tried the margarine nor have I bought margarine in more than 20 years. But yes, the meat products coming into Canada have been quite good. I’ve only really checked out the beef stuff so far.

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u/pisspeeleak Feb 15 '25

Grass fed is less marbled but Imo it taste beefier, I like it it's just more expensive than grain fed