topic Re: K City Tenderloin Tips in Kitchen

K City Tenderloin Tips

fthunt — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 18:50:41 GMT

Just so you know - 30 minutes ago I opened one package of thawed K City tips and they certainly don't look like what I'm seeing on TV. After 'picking' over the tips I think I'v found 4 pcs for dinner that are decent. Meaning: chewable but have my doubts. If not - they will be expensive stew.

Won't buy again!

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

millieshops — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 18:54:50 GMT

I'm not even surprised although I've never ordered any KC from QVC.

Several times, my SO received large supplies of various KC meats - tips, steaks, burgers, maybe something else. None of it was as good as what we were buying locally. My understanding was that the gifts had been sent directly from the company.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

corita — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 19:04:41 GMT

Interestingly...I just opened a bag of KC tips and I thought the meat was not cut as well as stated nor presented. My pieces had way too much gristle on and in them. The taste was not great either....will not be ordering again!

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

fthunt — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 19:11:53 GMT

Exactly - loaded with gristle and everything from triangle cuts - to too big cuts - to scrap pieces. How Q and K City can continue to offer sub-par meat is beyond me.

Their quality is at the lowest level.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

elizabethl123 — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 20:59:33 GMT

i bought corkys ribs one time never again all grizzle and fat would never buy any food on line

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

jlkz — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 22:49:06 GMT

@fthunt @elizabethl123 @corita @millieshops

Folks, it sounds as though if your item was clothing, you would return it for credit. I would call and complain the product was subpar and not as presented: get credit for the disaster....you wasted time, cooking energy, your energy, etc.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

K9buddy — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 23:22:27 GMT

Definitely complain to QVC for a refund. If nobody complains, they will continue to sell a substandard product. I think people believe that they can’t get a refund on food. Not true. FWIW, I have received KC meats as gifts and they go right in the trash.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

ScrapHappy — Sun, 24 Feb 2019 23:26:53 GMT

@fthunt wrote:
Just so you know - 30 minutes ago I opened one package of thawed K City tips and they certainly don't look like what I'm seeing on TV. After 'picking' over the tips I think I'v found 4 pcs for dinner that are decent. Meaning: chewable but have my doubts. If not - they will be expensive stew.
Won't buy again!

I haven't opened mine yet. My Mom sends me the other KC steak tips. Bythe time you trim all the fat off them, there isn't much there.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

Daysdee — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 00:06:09 GMT

Be sure and call Customer Service and ask for a refund. (They don't want the food returned.) You are entitled to the refund and also it causes them to recognize the items that do not meet customers' expectations. I ordered a few food items years ago, but will no longer do it. Most items were not as shown and just not good.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

Free2be — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 01:00:34 GMT

I had been on a repeat order that recently ran its course. I was happy with every package. Yes, the pieces were not identical in size. I don't expect that. I cut larger pieces to fit skewers or as needed and found almost nothing needing to be trimmed. I'd wondered why I couldn't keep receiving these, now I'm thinking they've had a hard time with consistent quality?

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

Daysdee — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 14:59:16 GMT

@Free2be Some auto-deliveries are for a specific time--one year, two, etc. You would have to place another order to start a new AD.

Re: K City Tenderloin Tips

EatWell — Mon, 25 Feb 2019 17:01:58 GMT

@fthunt wrote:
Just so you know - 30 minutes ago I opened one package of thawed K City tips and they certainly don't look like what I'm seeing on TV. After 'picking' over the tips I think I'v found 4 pcs for dinner that are decent. Meaning: chewable but have my doubts. If not - they will be expensive stew.
Won't buy again!

@fthunt

They are way overpriced for what they are.

And they are basically scraps collected from many different cows until there is enough to package as tenderloin tips. Who knows how long they have been saved at the slaughterhouse until finally processed. No way to know.

I passed from ordering for that reason.

I buy my meat and poultry from a local butershop I know and trust. Never packaged. USDA graded Prime or Choice grass fed hormone free beef.

Hung