Beef0002403
NZ Beef Chuck Steak
Stews, soups and slow-cooked pie fillings
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Sample copy for the Prestons team to review. Pack, size and preparation options are illustrative; worked portions are planning examples.
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Product code 0002503
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Product photo from Preston’s Master Butchers. Cut and presentation may vary.
Buying scotch fillet whole lets your team cut the steaks to suit the menu, or keep part of the piece for a roast. You’ll also see it called cube roll or rib eye.
For a steak special, weigh the usable meat after trimming before you divide it into portions. A target weight and a target thickness won’t always give the same result along the whole cut. Decide which matters most for your plate, then portion from there.
A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING
Practical details to help you plan your menu and talk through your order.
Divide the usable raw weight by your target steak weight. For example, 3 kg after trimming gives twelve 250 g raw portions. That assumes all 3 kg can be used at that portion size; the actual joint, end pieces and your trimming will affect the result.
Plan a separate use, such as sliced beef for a lunch dish, and record that yield separately. It helps you cost the matching steaks honestly without treating useful end pieces as either full steaks or waste.
Base the order on your expected steak sales and any planned roast use, then check the supplied use-by date and storage instructions. A whole piece is useful when the kitchen has a plan for it; the half option may suit a smaller run.
Request kilograms in 0.5 kg steps; this is not a pack size or minimum order. We’ll confirm packing, final weights and delivery charges with you. See how to order.
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Follow the storage instructions and use-by date on the pack, and keep raw meat separate from ready-to-eat food. Plan opened packs and any thawing through your kitchen’s food control plan. Keep the product label or specification with your records so ingredient and allergen information stays with the batch.