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Eye Fillet

Also known as Tenderloin 
Eye Fillet is considered the tenderest cut of beef. With little fat and a subtle flavour this cut is ideal sliced thick and either pan - fried or BBQed.

Scotch Fillet

Also known as Cuberoll or Rib Fillet
Consistent marbling throughout means Scotch Fillet is rich in flavour and very tender.
 

Sirloin

Also known as Striploin, Porter House or New York Cut
The choice of true steak lover’s Sirloin is has a firm texture and a full, rich flavour.

Striploin


T-Bone

Beef loin T-bone steak gets its name from the T-shape of the finger bone and backbone. It contains top loin and tenderloin muscles. The tenderloin is smaller in beef loin T-bone steak than in beef loin porterhouse steak, with a diameter of no less than one-half inch when measured across the center. It is usually prepared by broiling, grilling, panbroiling, or panfrying.
 

Tenderloin

 

OP Rib
 
 

* For Recipes and Tips see “Cooking with Beef"

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Wagyu Beef

Originally a Japanese breed of cattle, Wagyu was introduced into Australia in the 1990s. The breed (which can be crossed with Angus cattle) are fed on a controlled corn and barley diet. The result of this careful feeding and breeding is a high quality, extremely tender meat with a unique marbled texture. Wagyu beef is featured on the menu of top Sydney and international restaurants.

100 Day Grain Fed Beef 

Increasing popular both Australia, 100 Day GrainFed Beef is now exported in volume to the discerning Asian market. Beasts are raised on grass, then fed on grains such as corn, oats, wheat and barley for 100 days prior to processing. Such careful grain feeding ensures the beef is of a consistent quality with a slightly sweeter flavour and “whiter” fat.

200 Day Grain Fed Beef

Sourced exclusively from the Darling Downs Region of Southern Queensland from Angus, Hereford and Shorthorn cattle, 200 Day GrainFed Beef is destined for the Premium Japanese Hotel and Restaurant markets. The prolonged period of grain feeding ensures the beef is of sensational quality with a subtle sweetness and a small amount of fat. Considered one for the connoisseurs, this beef is a real crowd pleaser.

King Island Beef

Raised on the renowned King Island quality, pasture fed cattle produce an excellent strong tasting beef. Although always good eating the flavour, tenderness and consistency of the beef can vary depending on seasonal conditions and the abundance and variety of vegetation available.

Organic Beef

The “Australian Certified Organic” logo is your guarantee that these products have been produced and processed in accordance with ethical and environmentally friendly guidelines. Additionally certified organic meat is free from all synthetic chemicals, pesticides and generically modified organisms. Organic meat is good for you and the environment, it also tastes great.

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