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Yes, wagyu is fattier. A butcher walks through what the fat is actually made of, what a side by side Wagyu vs Angus study found, why the stearic acid claim everyone repeats is more conditional than it sounds, why portion size matters more than fatty acid ratios, and what olive wagyu's oleic acid really buys you.
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Zabuton means floor cushion in Japanese, and the name is literal. A butcher explains the cut American shops call the Denver steak, why a shoulder muscle ends up this tender, and why it cooks better in a pan than on a grill.
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There are three kinds of fat on a steer and you already treat them differently. A butcher explains what intramuscular fat actually does in the pan, why "fat is flavor" is closer to chemistry than slogan, and why lard is the wrong comparison.
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Short answer: some Wagyu is Halal and some is not. Australian Wagyu is Halal certified. Japanese Wagyu is not. A USDA butcher explains the difference, what certification actually means, and how to buy Halal Wagyu without guessing.
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There is only one hanger steak per animal, which is why butchers quietly kept it for themselves for decades. A USDA butcher explains what the cut is, how it differs from skirt and flank, and the three best ways to cook it.
There is only one hanger steak per animal, which is why butchers quietly kept it for themselves for decades. A USDA butcher explains what the cut is, how it differs from skirt and flank, and the three best ways to cook it.