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Atkins
Ranch Natural Lamb
Lean Grown - not Lean Trimmed
New
Zealand grown Natural Lamb comes to you
naturally raised. Free from additives,
growth stimulants and genetically modified
feed or grass of any kind. This pasture
raised lamb bears the Quality Assurance
Accreditation" on any lamb product
bearing the Atkins Ranch Natural Lamb
name, assuring chefs everywhere of the
stringent requirements employed in the
production of this exceptionally high
quality ingredient.
More
information iabout this company can be
found on their web site at:
www.atkinsranch.com
and purchases can be made through
www.preferredmeats.com
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Snake
River Farms American Kobe Beef
Wagyu
is the indigenous Japanese cattle breed
that is the foundation for the Kobe Beef
that is world renowned for marbling and
flavor. This breed has been selectively
bred and refined in Japan for hundreds
of cattle generations to create an exquisite
eating experience. Snake River Farms brought
a foundation herd from Japan 10 years
ago and has been crossing them in the
U.S. with premium Black Angus ever since.
Once available only in foreign markets,
Wagyu Beef has made its way into the American
public's restaurants and supermarket through
Snake River Farms, located in Boise, Idaho.
Due to increased demand in the states,
Snake River Farms developed a full-line
of products for American Consumers that
is natural, hormone hee and antibiotic
free. There are three grades of American
Kobe Beef, all based on "marbling"
and color, with the Gold grade being the
highest available.
For
more information, visit them at: www.snakeriverfarms.com
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Beeler's
Naturally Pure Pork
Beeler's
Naturally Pure Pork is specifically bred
and fed to achieve a higher marbling content,
like in years past. Raised in Brunsville,
lowa, the result is a juicier, tastier
pork that is catching on in natural supermarkets
throughout the country. It was owner Tim
Beeler that decided to produce and sell
natural, antiabiotic free pork. Their
label reads "hogs raised without
any antibiotics, growth promotants, vaccines,
injections or Vemmifuges!" and caused
a stir even at its inception, in 1980.
Today,
you can buy this pork through Preferred
Meats, or visit them at their web site,
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Maple
Leaf Farms
Featuring the White Pekin
Duckling
Maple
Leaf Duck owes it's distinct taste and
succulent texture to the species known
as the White Pekin Duckling. Raised originally
in China and subsequently brought to the
United States, Maple Leaf Farms employs
a rigorous routine to insure the quality
of their product. Under the strict supervision
of Maple Leaf Farms professionals, a pedigree
program is employed to seled the "grandparent"
stock, then track the progeny from egg
through adult breeding cycle. By carefully
monitoring these results with advanced
statistical techniques on a state-of-the-art
farm, the research staff, veterinary staff
and other professionals are able to achieve
unparalleled results, dramatically reducing
the fat and increasing the breast meat
on their duckling. No hormones, growth
stimulants or antibiotics are used in
the raising or produdion of Maple Leaf
ducklings.
For
more information, visit them at: www.mapleleaffarms.com
or make your purchase through www.preferredmeats.com |


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Nueske's
“Embera. Not flames.
Glowing embers burning slow...."
The
benefit of generation tested, great tasting
smoked foods is often the result of fine
tuning throughout the family generations.
Great Grandfather Wilhelm Nueske started
this tradition of the country's finest
smoked meats. A simple love of good food
has led to the lesson which has been handed
down from generation to generation: Pick
the leanest and most tender cuts of meats,
learn the secrets of blending great spices,
and curing, and smoke slowly over the
logs of sweet Applewood. Then, and only
then, do you have a product which stands
shoulders above the competition everywhere
you go.
Call
Preferred Meats for their complete catalog
of available products.
For
more information, visit them at: www.nueskes.com
or make your purchase through: www.preferredmeats.com |
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