Finer Cuts Box

$165.00

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Add 2 Sirloins
$20.00
Add a 700g Rump
$24.00
Add 2kg Mince
$34.00
Addons Price  :  $0.00
Total                :  $0.00

Whats included in your box*

Loaded with the best of the best when it comes to steaks. Grass-fed, grass-finished Rump, Ribeye, Porterhouse and chunky eye-fillet, and BBQ steaks. It will knock your socks off.

Our choice of cuts may sometime vary due to availability and we may substitute a particular cut for another. We will always try to select a cut of the same quality. 

We don’t mess around with this box!

  • 4 Eye Fillets Steaks
  • 4 Ribeye Steaks
  • 2 Rump Steaks
  • 4 Sirloin Steaks
  • 3 Large BBQ Steaks
  • 2 Oyster Blade or Skirt Steaks

Our Cuts Explained

Our finer cuts box features our hand selected premium steaks. Loaded with 2 ribeyes, 1 large rump, 2 sirloins, 2 thick eye-fillets and some generous BBQ steaks, perfect for that afternoon BBQ.

Protein:
Grass-fed beef is an excellent source of complete protein, which is essential for muscle repair and growth.

Vitamins:
It is rich in B vitamins, particularly vitamin B12, which is crucial for energy production and brain function. Additionally, it contains higher amounts of vitamin E, known for its antioxidant properties.

Minerals:
Grass-fed beef contains significant levels of zinc, essential for immune function and wound healing, as well as iron, which is necessary for oxygen transport in the blood.

Healthy Fats:
This type of beef has higher levels of omega-3 fatty acids, recognised for their anti-inflammatory properties, along with conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), a fatty acid linked to various potential health benefits.

Antioxidants:
Grass-fed beef boasts a higher antioxidant content due to the cattle’s pasture-based diet, with carotenoids contributing to the fat’s yellowish hue.

Omega-6s:
Grass-fed beef has a more balanced fatty acid profile, with greater amounts of beneficial omega-3s compared to grain-fed beef.

Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA):
This beneficial fatty acid is found in higher concentrations in grass-fed beef.

Quality Processing

Our animals are processed at Rocky Creek Abattoir at Tolga in the heart of the Tablelands.

On Farm Butcher

We finish processing in a newly established on-farm butcher shop, to ensure that each cut prepared to the highest standards of quality. The meat is vacuum-packed and immediately frozen, making it readily available for collection or delivery.

In the fridge

Once defrosted in the refrigerator, minced meat should be cooked within 1 to 2 days, while larger cuts can be stored for 3 to 5 days. Always keep defrosted meat in the fridge at or below 4 °C to prevent bacterial growth. If meat is defrosted in the microwave or cold water, it should be cooked immediately.

In the freezer

Meat can be safely frozen indefinitely if stored at -18 °C or below. However, the quality, including taste and texture, may diminish over time. Recommended freezing times vary by meat type. For instance, roasts and steaks can maintain good quality for up to 12 months, while minced meat is best used within 3 to 4 months.

Our Meat Storage and Delivery Process

We store our meat at -18 °C in our dedicated freezers and commercial freezer room in our on-farm butcher shop. We transport our products in either a refrigerated freezer trailer or a refrigerated freezer ute, ensuring they arrive to you frozen. The only thing you need to do is be home when we deliver.

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Our tips and advice

To ensure the best flavour and texture of your meat, always store your meat in the freezer. When you’re ready to prepare a delicious dish, simply move the meat to your fridge to thaw it safely. For optimal results, remove it just before you’re ready to cook, allowing it to reach room temperature.
Letting meat rest after cooking is important because it helps the heat and moisture redistribute evenly throughout the cut. This results in a more tender, juicy, and flavourful product.  As a general guideline, rest thinner cuts, like steaks, for 5 to 10 minutes, and larger cuts, like roasts, for 15 to 30 minutes.
To obtain an accurate reading, insert your meat thermometer into the thickest part of the steak, ensuring that you avoid any bones. The probe should reach the centre of the meat. For smaller cuts, insert the thermometer from the side. Wait for the thermometer’s reading to stabilise before you remove it.

We value you feedback!

Chey W.

I’m so glad I discovered your stall at the markets! The meat is absolutely the best I’ve ever tasted. The steaks are incredibly tender, even for someone like me who prefers them well done. Plus, the prices are very reasonable. It’s top-notch quality at a fair price. Thank you so much!

Jay W.

The online ordering is so easy to use and the team kept us informed on delivery day. Such good value and such convenience. Definitely marking the calendar for next month.

Carl R.

Couldn’t be more impressed! Not only is the meat amazing, but the way its packed makes it so easy to manage. Vacuum sealed, labelled and in manageable portions. Absolutely love it.

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How we farm
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We primarily raise Angus cattle crossed with Charolais. The Angus breed is renowned for its marbling and the quality of its steaks, while the Charolais breed is one of the best for grass-fed and grass-finished operations. We also work with other breeds, including Brangus and Charbray.

We are committed to raising our cattle without the use of hormones, Bovaer, or vaccines, ensuring that we provide you with the highest quality, natural meat.

As regenerative farmers, we are value sustainable practices that promote healthy ecosystems. Our diverse, multi-species pastures include brachiaria, fescue, and rhodes grasses, which work together to enhance the vitality of our land. Additionally, by incorporating legumes and clover into our paddocks, we significantly improve soil health, sequestering nitrogen and carbon. This not only enriches our soil but also contributes to a greener, more resilient farming future.

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