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Butcher Deans sneaky guilty pleasure.

Butcher Dean's sneaky guilty pleasure, the Oyster Blade steak! Oyster Blade Steak excels when pan-fried, slow cooked, roasted or on the BBQ and deliver delicious results with minimal effort on your part! The cut is found on top of the shoulder blade and is easy to spot due to the thin line that runs right down the centre of the steak that is often mistaken for gristle but is actually, in fact, an internal band of gorgeous gelatin that melts down when cooked. Gelatin takes this cuts flavour rating from yum to seriously scrumptious!

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Origin game night snacks

Game season is here and Queensland is hunkering down for yet another stellar season. Watching a game is just not the same when there are no snacks, finger foods and refreshments on hand because cheering our team on is exhausting work!

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Vegetables vs Meat The battle of who gives more iron.

Iron is a key mineral that the body needs in order to sustain a healthy and balanced state of being. Anaemia,the correct name for iron deficiency, is known to cause mood swings, headaches and decreased energy levels.

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Want more tender chicken breasts? Start doing this.

For so many of us, chicken is our default meat. Its lean, versatile and doesnt require much time or effort. But having said that many people still manage to serve chicken breasts that are on the cusp of being undercooked at the thicker end and being overcooked at the other end!

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Does Organic mean high animal welfare?

Organic certification places a strong emphasis on animal welfare which tremendously impacts the quality of the meat for the better. By choosing meat that has been raised by industry best practice high animal welfare means the animal had a humane and low-stress orientated life and that the end product is more tender and better tasting meat than that of conventionally raised animals.

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1 Beer for the recipe, 2 for the cook! Thats an odd recipe

Some would say its unconventional, others would say its pure genius. We are hands down with the latter. Cooking with beer is a whole new ball game and a very tasty one at that. As if we needed any more reasons to stock more beer in our pantries!

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See all the benefits YOU get when you order with us online

See all the benefits YOU get when you order with us online. Yes! We have an online shop and doorstep delivery service that runs from Noosa to Caloundra and everywhere in between every Wednesday and we also drop off at two locations in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland every Thursday! So, forget worrying about coming to us, well come to you with exactly what you want. When you order $80 or more you'll also get delivery for free! Bonus! Ordering online means big savings on things like time, energy and even fuel. There's no better time to benefit from ordering online. Why place your first order today and save with the Coupon code WELCOME to get 10% off your first order?

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Porky advice from the experts themselves

Who better than Australian Pork, to take porky advice from? Here are a few of Australian Pork's tips and tricks to help you gain better, texture and taste when cooking your Free-Range Pork: Pork doesn't need to be overcooked to be safe. In fact, pork can be eaten with a hint of pink in the middle (with the exception of mince and sausages). Pork (like all meat) continues to cook after removal from heat. For best results, let your dish rest uncovered for 1-2 minutes in a warm environment prior to serving (except for sausages and mince). Always cut meat across the grain to keep tender. Avoid frequent prodding of the meat while cooking. For best results, meat should be brought to room temperature prior to cooking. Marinating can add extra flavour and tenderness, especially on the BBQ. Find Pork recipes, more tips and tricks and pork-related News here!

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Prosciutto, the fancier cold cut

It dominates as the stylishly, delicate versatile cold cut that makes everything just that little bit posher! Prosciutto can be a tad on the salty side but if you use this to your advantage you can get some incredible flavour combinations.

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Back by popular demand up-cycling Bottles and Jars

Back by popular demand up-cycling Bottles and Jars

Need a gift for mum? Give a jar or bottle a new lease on life and test these ones out and see how awesome it is to really get your moneys worth from what you buy while making mum a gorgeous useful gift!

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