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Aiguillette baronnevsTri-tip

beef · Approximate equivalent

Anatomically adjacent — aiguillette baronne is the upper portion attached to the rump, tri-tip (aiguillette de rumsteck / colita de cuadril) is the lower triangle of the same general bottom-sirloin region. Both are long needle-shaped cuts; the French tradition butchers them separately.

Translation takeaway

These are related cuts, but not perfect swaps. Use the table below to judge how close your local option is before buying.

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Raw Aiguillette baronne — Beef Sirloin cut
Aiguillette baronne
Beef · Sirloin

The top-sirloin tip in French butchery — a long triangular muscle from the rump area, often roasted whole as a centerpiece joint. Distinct from *aiguillette de rumsteck* (tri-tip…

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Raw Tri-tip — Beef Bottom Sirloin cut
Tri-tip
Beef · Bottom Sirloin

The tri-tip is a triangular muscle from the bottom sirloin, known for its rich flavor and moderate tenderness. It has a distinctive grain that runs in two directions, which makes…

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Names by country

CountryAiguillette baronneTri-tip
🇺🇸United StatesTri-tip
🇬🇧United KingdomTri-tip
🇫🇷FranceAiguillette baronneAiguillette de rumsteck
🇪🇸SpainRabillo de cadera
🇦🇷ArgentinaColita de cuadril
🇮🇹ItalyCodone
🇩🇪GermanyBürgermeisterstück

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