Australian Grassfed Beef

Grassfed Beef from Down Under is sustainably raised in harmony with nature, in a land of abundant pasturelands, and produced to the highest standards of quality and integrity. Naturally lean, clean and nutritious. Australian grassfed beef is "Good for you and the planet too".

How to Cook Grassfed Beef

How to Cook Grassfed Beef

Not all beef is the same, and it doesn’t cook the same either! Grassfed beef, like the kind from Down Under, is naturally leaner, and as a result cooks about 30% faster with most techniques. A few quick tips for cooking with grassfed:

  • Bring your meat up to room temperature before cooking - and prevent it from drying out. 
  • Grassfed meats require less cooking time - about 30% less is a good rule of thumb. 
  • Allow steaks, chops, and roasts to rest 5-10 minutes before cutting - it keeps them nice and juicy. 

Watch how to cook grassfed beef for delicious results every time, check out our library of how-to cooking videos or give our Steak Mate tool a try!

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Great taste that won't get to your waist

Great taste that won't get to your waist

When it comes to choosing healthy proteins, lean Australian beef is a delicious and healthy choice for beefing up your high-quality protein needs. With Australian cattle raised predominately on pasture, Australian grassfed beef products are lean and naturally contain 13 essential nutrients required for good health, including Iron, Zinc, Omega-3 and B vitamins.  

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Download the Cookbook

Download the Cookbook

Whether you're firing up the grill with a skirt steak marinated with exotic spices or going straight up with a skillet and a sirloin, you'll be happy you brought healthy, flavorful, and sustainable Australian grassfed beef to the table.

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Australian Beef Cuts Chart

Click through the chart below to learn more about each cut.

Click here for recipes using these cuts
Cheek Ribs Prep Strip Loin Top Sirloin Top Round Ox Tail Bottom Round Tri-Tip Tenderloin Hanger Skirt Flank Rib Eye Brisket Clod Chuck Shin