ProbableNamed from the place
New York strip
noun · first attested 20th century
The same steak becomes a Kansas City strip once you leave New York.
A boneless steak cut from the short loin, without the tenderloin attached.
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New York strip
The name is usually traced to Delmonico's in Manhattan, which built its reputation on beef in the nineteenth century. Butchers elsewhere sell the identical cut as a Kansas City strip, a strip loin, or simply a sirloin, depending on local habit.
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