The most tender cut, taken from the small end of the tenderloin. Buttery texture, perfect for a special night.
Lean and melt-in-your-mouth tender. Cut from along the spine, known for its mild flavor and elegant finish.
Rich and juicy with marbling throughout. Cut from the rib section — our go-to for flavor and grill marks.
Full of beefy flavor, cut from the short loin. A firm, satisfying steak for weeknights or the weekend.
The best of both worlds — tenderloin on one side, strip on the other. Big, bold, and built for sharing.
Classic steakhouse cut. Like the Porterhouse, but with a smaller tenderloin section. Best seared and served hot.
A lean sirloin, trimmed filet-style for tenderness. Great grilled or pan-seared with herbs.
Bold flavor, trimmed from the sirloin. Slightly leaner but still juicy — a reliable everyday steak.
Long, lean, and perfect for marinating. Cut from the belly — best sliced thin across the grain.
Extremely tender and well-marbled. Cut from the shoulder — often called the second most tender cut after tenderloin.
Known as picanha in Brazil. Cut from the sirloin cap — juicy, beefy, and great grilled or broiled.
Small, lean round cuts from the shoulder. Tender and versatile — ideal for stir-fries or quick skillet meals.
Thinly sliced for cheesesteaks, sandwiches, or stir-fries. Quick-cooking and full of flavor.
Lean and bold, great for marinating and grilling. Best sliced thin across the grain.
Cut from the chuck, tender and well-marbled. A rising star for pan searing or tacos.
Lean, versatile chunks from the round. Ideal for skewers, stir-fries, or slow braising.
Local-style chuck steak — hearty, flavorful, and built for the backyard grill.
Rich flavor from the shoulder. Braise it low and slow or marinate and grill for rustic meals.x
From the shoulder. Best slow-cooked or braised — hearty and full of beefy flavor.
A BBQ favorite. Long, slow cook brings out rich, melt-in-your-mouth texture.
Cubed from tougher cuts for braises and stews. Tender with time, rich with flavor.
Rich, nourishing cuts with deep flavor. Braise, roast, or slow cook to unlock old-school goodness.
Collagen-rich and perfect for bone broth. Add depth and nutrients to every pot.
Roast and spread like butter — nutrient-dense and chef-loved for its flavor.
Packed with iron and vitamins. Sear, sauté, or grind into pâté — old-school nutrition at its best.
Render into tallow for cooking, candles, or skincare. Pure pasture-raised beef fat.
