Brisket | Grass Fed

Thomas Joseph Butchery

£44

Grass Fed Brisket | Rich Flavour Perfect for Smoking The most flavoursome cut on the beast, our Grass-Fed Brisket needs no introduction. Superb smoked over a wood fire and equally good as a pot-roast indoors over the winter months — our grass fed brisket is big on flavour with a superb texture once fully cooked through. In terms of trimming, our skilled butchers trim out an appropriate amount of fat, leaving a little on to baste throughout the cook, ensuring succulent and tender beef upon completion. Why You'll Love It 🔥 Packed with Rich, Beefy Flavour – Perfect for smoking, roasting, or slow

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