answer:Personally, I can’t stand the chunks of fat left in some cuts, but it’s rarely a problem since my wife (the one who does most of the cooking) is pretty good at trimming meat and we’re both good at selecting hunks that are easily trimmed. When confronted with meat that wasn’t trimmed neatly, I do a little creative cutting to get the meat and leave the fat. I mean, knives are meant to cut, right? If you leave a few hunks of fat with no meat attached to them, then that’s really no different from removing a shell from a nut or peeling a banana; you’re getting the actual food part of it.