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Cuts of Beef Infographic

April 10, 2013 by Kristin Satterlee Leave a Comment

Cuts of Beef

Cuts of Beef infographic by visually.

I enjoyed this little infographic and thought I’d share it with you. I could have used it the other day when Arne asked me where the tri-tip came from. I thought it was a sirloin – and I was right!

The cooking methods icons seem like a particularly helpful touch. I rarely cook beef anymore, but when I do I want to get it right – humanely raised beef costs a pretty penny.

I hope you find it useful too!

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