Wagyu British Whole Wagyu Beef 14 Days Dry Aged Striploin | ±2.4kg
- Regular price
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£220.00 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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£220.00
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Product Description
- Freedown Hills F1 Wagyu Beef Holstein Cross
- Reared in Yorkshire England
- Dry Aged for 14 Days
- ±2.4kg; £92.15/kg
- Fresh
Freedown Hills Olive Fed Whole Wagyu Beef 14 Days Dry Aged Striploin
Wagyu Beef Striploin, or Sirloin, comes from along the spine in the hindquarter of the animal. A muscle that doesnt do much work, it is tender with a thin covering of fat protecting the stunningly marbled meat beneath, providing the equilibrium between traditional buttery long-lasting finishes found with Japanese Wagyu and the more beefy, iron flavours of Grass-fed UK beef. The olive feed creates an umami taste to the beef, a sumptuous savoury flavour adding depth and richness. For anyone wanting the delicious flavour of UK Wagyu Beef, but not the more fatty steaks such as a Ribeye, will find the Striploin ticks every box.
This Striploin can be cut down into 250g steaks or into larger roasting joints for Sunday dinners and special occasions. With the beautiful piece of fat covering, we love to sear the fat in the frying pan first, to get all the delicious flavour to then fry the steak in.
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Wagyu British Whole Wagyu Beef 14 Days Dry Aged Striploin | ±2.4kg
- Regular price
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£220.00 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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£220.00
UK
Nestled in bucolic Yorkshire, the Scurf Dyke Farm is the home to our very own British Freedown Hills F1 Wagyu.
Surrounded by rolling hills, verdant pastures, and quaint villages, this region epitomises the charm of the English countryside.
The farm lies on the south-eastern border of the Yorkshire Wolds with the North Sea a mere few miles to the east. Its lush fields provide most of the herd’s needs. As the cows are weaned of grass, the farm-grown grains, cereals and maize silage, combined with the locally sourced olive pieces, are introduced to their diet. The end result is an exceptional British beef adorned with remarkable umami undertones and a delicate tenderness.