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American Wagyu Denver Steak

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NOTE: Our new cuts of these average 8 ounces each and are cut as squares!

Don't forget about the Denver Steak, also known as the Zabuton! This is a more recently developed cut, quickly becoming treasured by top chefs for its tenderness and rich marbling. 

It has been identified as the 4th-most tender muscle and this flavorful cut comes from the center of the Chuck Under Blade Muscle.

Prepare the North 40 American Waygu Denver Cut like any other great steak using your grill, cast iron pan, or oven. We suggest cooking to a medium-rare or medium, slice against the grain, and prepare to be amazed.

  • Individually Packaged.
  • Averages 8 ounces squares 

American Wagyu

Grain fed for 500 days.

Hormone Growth Promotant (HGP) Free.

Temperature controlled shipping.

This item ships frozen.

Thawing is normal during shipment.

Quality Products

Hand-packaged
100% Hormone Free
USDA Inspected
100% American Product
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American Wagyu

World-Class Flavor and Tenderness.

What's the difference between Wagyu and American Wagyu?

When it comes to Wagyu beef, it's all about that marbling, partner. Wagyu beef comes from Japan and is known for its high quality and tasty fat. It comes from a specific breed of cattle that's genetically blessed to produce meat with a high degree of marbling. American Wagyu beef, on the other hand, is a cross between Japanese Wagyu cattle and breeds like Angus or Hereford that we have here in the States. It's raised in the U.S. using methods similar to those used in Japan, but with our own American twist. American Wagyu beef typically has a similar level of marbling to Japanese Wagyu, but will have the American flavor profile we know and love.

How should I cook an American Wagyu Steak?

To cook up a tasty American Wagyu steak, just follow these simple steps. First, preheat your oven to 250 degrees and season that steak with some salt and pepper. Place the steak on a wire rack on a baking sheet, and cook it in the oven for about 30 minutes. You want to cook it until it reaches an internal temperature of 115-120 degrees.

Next, heat up a heavy-duty skillet or grill pan until it's smokin' hot. Put the steak in the skillet and sear it for about 30-60 seconds on each side. You want it to have a nice crust. Once it's seared, remove the steak from the skillet and let it rest for a few minutes before slicing and serving. This method will give you a tender, juicy steak with a crispy, tasty crust. Yeehaw!

How long will my meat stay fresh?

Frozen beef will last you about a year if ye keep it stored proper-like. Beef that’s been thawed out of its wrapping should be used within a few days. We use nitrogen packaging to keep our goods fresh for up to 30 days. When the freeze-by date rolls around, you best be putting your beef in the freezer. For more information, pay a visit to FoodSafety.gov. It's recommended that you use ground beef within half a year.

Better Beef.

Treat your family to a "Wow" Taste.

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Jim

Best steak i have ever eaten hands down. The steaks were so good I immediately ordered more after I ate one. Great company, world class meat.

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Grant9
Thanksgiving Dinner

Skipped the turkey, and grilled these instead. safe to say we won't be going back. These are the best steaks we've had, whole family was raving. will be buying again.

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TomF
Like a Dimond in the Rough!

This steak was awesome, just as tender and flavor-packed as a filet, but at a way better price. will order again.

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Tom Sulra
Denver Strips

Had the Denver strips. Amazing. Great introduction to wagyu!

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Phil Wiegandly
Denver Steak

Had my 1st Denver steak-seared it on my grill. Awesome!! American Waygu is the best steak I've ever had.