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Affectionately known as the King of the Steakhouse. We agree. All steaks are cut 1 inch in thickness.
Oh, look at this here. A delicious, classic steak. Whether grilling for a group or yourself, these ones will hit the spot. This steak is the same as a Ribeye, it just has the bone on it still.
Because it’s cut from the short loin, a muscle that is historically overworked, the Strip Steak is tremendously tender.
Two steaks in one. Enjoy both the strip and the tenderloin in one meal, or share half with a friend.
The Sirloin Strip Steak is a go-to cut for many of our customers. This specific cut is comprised of rich, intense flavor and an excellent choice for grilling.
We made a joke about legumes the other day. You should've bean there.
Earthy, nutty, rich and creamy, Pinto Beans are great for refried beans, chili, or Mexican-influenced dishes.
Pink beans are a versatile bean. In a pinch, try as an alternative to pinto beans when making refried beans, or in your favorite southwest recipe.
The Kenearly yellow-eyed bean is one of our favorite cowpea varieties, which is a go-to for many when making soups or hummus.
A red and white speckled bean, which is said to be named for its resemblance to the spotted Hereford.
This bean is dense with a meaty texture and a rich nutty flavor.
Just because you add a few T-Bone Steaks to your cart, does not mean you need to share.
These are so good you’ll consider pulling them out of the freezer only when you’ll have a nice, quiet night home to yourself.
Sharing? Nah. Never heard of him.