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What Chefs Actually Eat There's a grade of Australian Wagyu that rivals Japanese A4 in marbling, costs a fraction of the price, and comes in 15 different cuts. Most people have never heard of it. The chefs who buy from...
What Chefs Actually Eat At every yakiniku restaurant in Japan, the first thing ordered is tongue. Not ribeye. Not strip. Tongue. It's the opening act — the cut that sets the tone for the entire meal. Now American restaurants are...
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What Chefs Actually Eat Ask a Brazilian what the king of the grill is, and the answer is always picanha. Ask our butchers which cut converts first-time wagyu buyers into repeat customers — same answer. Here's why this one cut...
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What Chefs Actually Eat When the chefs we supply want wagyu for a weeknight dinner — not for the restaurant, for their own table — this is the grade they reach for. And it's probably not the one you'd expect....
