Actual weight may vary, approximate weight is 1 lb.
Crescent Foods Grass Fed, Grass Finished Pure Angus Ground Beef 90/10.
90% Lean
Raised naturally and ground to perfection, our Ground Beef will provide you with a variety of choices when preparing your meals. Use to make your favorite custom burgers or brown for your wraps, sauces, and fillings, lean and tasty.
All our cattle are Halal Hand-Cut, raised humanely, and meet strict standard requirements for quality and transparency.
For more details on Crescent Foods and Crescent Foods products visit www.crescentfoods.com
One taste says it all
Very tasty, juicy and healthy meat. Very clean, no odor, no allergic reaction after eating it. Very satisfied. I wish your your products were available at our Louisville restaurant depot. Please try to have them available here asap. Thankfully
Good meat but the price is a little high
When I was a child, everyone was talking about ‘corn-fed’ beef, like this was some moniker of quality. Cattle cannot easily digest corn, even with two stomachs. This beef is grass fed, without anti-biotics and without hormones, which is better for you in terms of flavor and quality. Cattle digest grass far better than corn. Anti-biotics and hormones introduced into the cattle suggests a lesser quality meat…meat that was rushed to maturity and would have maximum muscle mass. Hormones are used to enhance growth, and anti-biotics are a sign of poor hygiene or sickness and are not good to consume either, as it may signal resistant anti-biotic bacteria in your food. ‘Angus’ is often confused with quality, when it only refers to the breed of Aberdeen cattle, originally from Scotland, which is a stockier and healthier breed. There is no USDA rating on this meat, but it’s has a more refined flavor, and tastes better than other meats. The fact that it is Halal means the animal was slaughtered correctly, individually, and with a minimum of stress to the animal, so fewer stress hormones and lower adrenaline. People who eat fast food regularly are usually irritable and often openly hostile…this is because of the adrenaline and stress hormones they consume in their meat. An animal that is raised in an open range and in limited stressful situations produces less of these stress hormones…hence, less stress and anxiety for those who consume the meat. The old adage ‘you are what you eat’ is relevant here. Eat better quality beef and feel less anxious and less irritable. I’ve known a person who began eating Halal meat about five years ago, and they have remarked on how seldom they have been stressed out and more easy-going since that time. It takes a while to get these hormones out of your body, but in a fairly short period of time, you should be feeling better and more stress free…while enjoying this Angus beef.
I've been enjoying this beef with the peace of mind that I'm providing my family the best possible food for their dunya & akhira. One pack makes 4-6 burger patties which is enough for our small family for one meal (and some leftovers for the next day also.))
Difficult to eat at times because it was so chewy. Perhaps the batch had more extras than usual. Still, excellent flavor.
Very tasty, juicy and healthy meat. Very clean, no odor, no allergic reaction after eating it. Very satisfied. I wish your your products were available at our Louisville restaurant depot. Please try to have them available here asap. Thankfully
Good meat but the price is a little high
When I was a child, everyone was talking about ‘corn-fed’ beef, like this was some moniker of quality. Cattle cannot easily digest corn, even with two stomachs. This beef is grass fed, without anti-biotics and without hormones, which is better for you in terms of flavor and quality. Cattle digest grass far better than corn. Anti-biotics and hormones introduced into the cattle suggests a lesser quality meat…meat that was rushed to maturity and would have maximum muscle mass. Hormones are used to enhance growth, and anti-biotics are a sign of poor hygiene or sickness and are not good to consume either, as it may signal resistant anti-biotic bacteria in your food. ‘Angus’ is often confused with quality, when it only refers to the breed of Aberdeen cattle, originally from Scotland, which is a stockier and healthier breed. There is no USDA rating on this meat, but it’s has a more refined flavor, and tastes better than other meats. The fact that it is Halal means the animal was slaughtered correctly, individually, and with a minimum of stress to the animal, so fewer stress hormones and lower adrenaline. People who eat fast food regularly are usually irritable and often openly hostile…this is because of the adrenaline and stress hormones they consume in their meat. An animal that is raised in an open range and in limited stressful situations produces less of these stress hormones…hence, less stress and anxiety for those who consume the meat. The old adage ‘you are what you eat’ is relevant here. Eat better quality beef and feel less anxious and less irritable. I’ve known a person who began eating Halal meat about five years ago, and they have remarked on how seldom they have been stressed out and more easy-going since that time. It takes a while to get these hormones out of your body, but in a fairly short period of time, you should be feeling better and more stress free…while enjoying this Angus beef.
I've been enjoying this beef with the peace of mind that I'm providing my family the best possible food for their dunya & akhira. One pack makes 4-6 burger patties which is enough for our small family for one meal (and some leftovers for the next day also.))
Difficult to eat at times because it was so chewy. Perhaps the batch had more extras than usual. Still, excellent flavor.
