The Tenderness Problem (Part 2)

The Tenderness Problem (Part 2)

As discussed in part 1 last week, we can no longer deny there is a tenderness problem with today’s beef. As a result, I will not order a steak in a restaurant that is not a filet or a flat iron. Those two steaks will almost always provide an extremely enjoyable eating...
The Tenderness Problem (Part 2)

Your ONLY Source

After 38 years of private research, Frank Hendrix found a way to DNA test beef animals for superior tenderness. He first took his test to a couple of big-name AI companies because their bulls are in the pedigree of most of the beef animals in America. For over 40...
The Tenderness Problem (Part 2)

The Tenderness Problem

Many studies and surveys have revealed that the primary complaint consumers have with beef is the inconsistency in tenderness. One study concluded, “Although consumers eat beef primarily because of its great flavor, tenderness is considered the most variable and most...
The Tenderness Problem (Part 2)

Removing The Poison

This is a guest post written by Steve Campbell of Tailor Made Cattle. Two weeks ago, Kit wrote an article entitled Poisoning Our Cattle that generated considerable response. Therefore, Kit asked me to address some of the questions he received. Happy to do so! To...
The Tenderness Problem (Part 2)

The New Year

Some say the first day of the new year is no different from the last day of the previous year.   That may be true – but, in my mind, starting a new year allows me the opportunity to hit the refresh button on my life.   Therefore, I start every year...