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Fillet Steak

Name: Fillet Steak
Brand: Eric Lyons

Eric Lyons

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The king of steaks. Our grass-fed British Fillet Steak is unbelievably tender, with a delicate, buttery flavour. Perfect for date nights, special occasions — or just when you feel like spoiling yourself. One of the finest cuts of beef you can buy! Our Grass-Fed British Fillet Steak is prized for its unbeatable tenderness and delicate, buttery texture. Sourced from prime, grass-fed British beef, this is steak at its absolute best — tender, juicy, and full of rich, natural flavour. We only use the highest quality beef for our fillet steaks, carefully selected for melt-in-the-mouth results every

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ERIC LYONS LIMITED, number 01268606. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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Fillet Steak

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