Ox & Palm Corned Beef, Onion Flavored, 11.5 Oz (Pack of 1)

This was actually good and I will buy this again! The onions are cooked down so you don’t really notice it but the flavor was good. Throw it together with some onions or cabbage. Good eats.

My number one favorite is the Palm (from New Zealand) is more solid and contains no onions. Ox and Palm is from Australia but it contains onions. With the Palm I add onions anyway, cut in little pieces or diced which I prefer. The Palm is more solid and meaty, while Ox and Palm is softer and rather creamy because of the added onions which I think are crushed and hence liquified.

Tasty and flexible but there is a bit more liquid fat and water in the tin that I don't like. I've decided not to reorder. I think those characteristics decrease the value for money.

This stuff is excellent. In a pinch I'd either in another can. I like it fried with an egg mix great sandwich. It's totally versatile makes a great tip. Unfortunately it's priced a little high bring it down $2 and I would buy it every month. This is an outstanding product I love it I don't think you could ever go wrong with it.

I didn't think the taste was bad it just wasn't particularly good. It had a lot of oil in it which I drained. It held of well frying it and had a wonderful smell but you couldn't taste the onion nor the flavor you would expect from Cornbeef. I don't feel it was a waste of money but I wouldn't buy this again. I would try the regular, it may be a better product.

Good

Taste really good and much cheaper buying it on Amazon than my local Asian grocery store. I’ve tried various flavors and they all taste consistent to me. If greasiness is a problem (which isn’t for me), just scoop out the fat/oil sitting on the top of the can before cooking.

... heck, I wouldn't even give this to my neighbor's dog. I wish I was joking. Perhaps I got a bad batch. I was so excited to try it based on the reviews. My stomach turned when I found all the nasty bits and I was compelled to pick out as much of them as I could. Admittedly, the corned beef was very flavorful, but, by the time I was done picking out the nasty bits and draining all the excess grease, I was so grossed out that I put the whole mess in the garbage. Time and money wasted, but I couldn't feed this to my unsuspecting family and betray their trust in me. When you are paying top dollar for canned food, it should meet a certain standard of quality. I would like to add that I am by no means a picky eater and understand that a certain level of "funk factor" is sometimes necessary to achieve a higher level of flavor, but this stuff had me literally sickened with disappointment. The attached photos say it all.