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Our salute to those who dedicate their lives to the Western Way. The Wrangler weighs ~12lbs and includes choice grade cuts sure to elevate any meal, whether a date night or a backyard BBQ with family.
THE WRANGLER INCLUDES:
Choose an included cut to learn more:
A prized cut that’s taken from the middle of the tenderloin, otherwise known as the short loin. This muscle is found inside the ribcage of the beef. Since it’s not weight-bearing, the connective tissue isn’t toughened by exercise, making its meat extremely tender.
Also known as a rump cover, sirloin cap, and culotte steak, the Picanha is hugely popular in Brazil and comes from the upper rump. Because the rump is not an overworked muscle, the cut of beef has a melt-in-your-mouth texture and rich taste.
Simply put, it’s a triangular cut of beef from the bottom of the sirloin.
A cut from the short plate primal, a section directly under the rib primal. For context, the short plate primal also yields Ground Beef and Short Ribs.
These are exactly what burgers should be.
We offer affordable shipping to all 50 states. We will only ship beef on Monday-Wednesday to ensure the product stays frozen/refrigerated during shipping. All orders that are placed after Midnight MST each Sunday will be processed and shipped the following week.
Your Beef Box will ship to your house in 2-3 business days once it is processed and aged. The meat will be frozen and shipped with dry ice, so you can plan on your meat being as fresh as possible. When the meat arrives, store it in your freezer as soon as possible.
PREPARING TO RECEIVE A DRY ICE PACKAGE
Dry ice can burn your skin because it is much colder than regular ice. Because of this, you should always wear insulated gloves if you have to handle it. It's advised that it is left to melt in its box/package and not bothered. Do not let children play with dry ice or touch it. Inhaling dry ice can also be harmful as it is frozen carbon dioxide. Always keep oxygen flowing through the room or car with an open window if dry ice is around.
To learn more about shipping and receiving packages with dry ice, visit UPS's website.
When your beef box arrives, you'll need to store it in your freezer immediately. The beef will fit in your average freezer, so be sure to make some room if you haven’t already.
Your beef box will be frozen and shipped with dry ice, so it will stay cold and fresh! We will only ship beef on Mondays and Tuesdays to ensure the product stays frozen/refrigerated during shipping.
The recommended serving of beef is 3 oz, so a 12lb beef box will cover ~ 64 servings. You’ll have enough beef stocked for weeks!
If you don’t have a large freezer, do not worry, the average freezer above the refrigerator can fit up to 40lbs of beef.
At no extra charge, all of our customer’s beef is aged for 14 days to provide an even higher quality result. You will experience tenderness you can cut with a fork, enhanced flavor the moment it hits your tongue, and an experience that will continue to bring you back for more.
Choose your preferred beef box and purchase your beef today (approx. 8-12 lbs of beef).
After the beef has been processed, it is then aged for two weeks. The beef is then vacuum-sealed and prepared for shipment.
After your beef is processed, we ship it right to your front door to be enjoyed.
Our cattle eat natural feed their entire lives and drink from artesian wells and natural springs found across our ranch.
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We work hard to create a stress-free environment for our cattle. We ride horseback whenever we move our cattle; ATVs and side by sides are not allowed. This provides less stress on the cattle while we work.
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Lazy T Ranch is a family-owned and operated business. We take pride in the quality of beef produced here at our ranch.
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Our cattle are raised as naturally as possible. From birth to your table, they're not subject to added chemicals or hormones.
When you order from Lazy T Ranch, you'll not only know where your beef comes from (Wyoming), but what it . . .
