Which steak is listed as 12 oz?

Which steak is listed as 12 oz?

• A. New York Strip
• B. Flo's Filet
• C. Outlaw Ribeye
• D. Chop Steak

Answer: (A)

Understanding typical portion sizes helps you match a weight to a steak cut. The New York Strip is commonly offered in a standard 12-ounce portion, which is why that option is listed as 12 oz. Flo's Filet (filet mignon) is usually smaller because it’s the most tender cut, typically around 6–8 ounces (sometimes up to 10). Outlaw Ribeye tends to come in larger portions due to its rich marbling, often 12–16 ounces or more, so 12 ounces isn’t as canonical for that cut. Chop Steak is usually a ground beef patty rather than a true steak, and its weight varies more widely. So the 12-ounce listing aligns most closely with the New York Strip.

Understanding typical portion sizes helps you match a weight to a steak cut. The New York Strip is commonly offered in a standard 12-ounce portion, which is why that option is listed as 12 oz. Flo's Filet (filet mignon) is usually smaller because it’s the most tender cut, typically around 6–8 ounces (sometimes up to 10). Outlaw Ribeye tends to come in larger portions due to its rich marbling, often 12–16 ounces or more, so 12 ounces isn’t as canonical for that cut. Chop Steak is usually a ground beef patty rather than a true steak, and its weight varies more widely. So the 12-ounce listing aligns most closely with the New York Strip.