Chuck Steak | Grass Fed & Dry-Aged

Thomas Joseph Butchery

£23

Grass Fed Dry-Aged Chuck | Rich Flavour Exceptional Versatility An underrated and underutilised cut on the beast, our grass fed chuck steak is big on flavour with a wonderful texture that falls apart after slow cooking. Our skilled butchers cut the prime piece of the chuck steak and tie as a joint or steak out — simply select your preference. Why You'll Love It 🔥 Big Flavour, Slow-Cooked Perfection – Melts away beautifully in low and slow cooking. 🥩 Butchered to Your Choice – Prepared either as a joint or cut into thick, flavourful steaks. 🌿 Grass-Fed Pasture-Raised – From native British ca

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