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What do you think is an overrated food?
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Wagyu, purely for the texture in this case.
I don't want "steak-butter", I want to rip through a raw piece of meat.
I dont think wagyu is overrated but I absolutely cannot justify the cost.
The problem is the taste makes me crave the texture.
I'm a bit abnormal in that I crave texture more than taste though. I love eating steak near raw (blue) with my bare hands so I can do that "nature channel wolf thing" where they rip their prey with a side-to-side wry head movement. It's primal and glorious.
And if I get that flavour without the texture I am left, wanting.
Gollum had it right in the end. Give it to me raw and wriggling. (But preferably free of parasites...)
Maybe you could eat each bite of a normal sirloin with a slice of wagyu on it.