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Simply Grass Fed Steak Guide

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February 20, 2024

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Have you been curious to try something new but hesitated because the tried and true is familiar? 

Are you uncertain how to prepare some cuts or would like more information to feel confident trying something new?

Are you getting bored eating the same thing each week?

Well, whatever the case may be, here you go - everything you ever wanted to know about our 100% Grass Fed and Finished Steak cuts so you can make better choices about your family’s food needs and taste buds.

While our Steak Guide includes all of our Pasture-Raised Beef cuts, don’t forget that you can also make tender and juicy steak meals from our Pasture-Raised Pork Chops as well.

Contact us if you still have questions.

We hope this helps you build your confidence to step out of your comfort zone and try something new that just might surprise your families taste buds and create some variety for those finicky eaters.

Phoenix and the Simply Grassfed Families

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