THE BEEF differences a lot of customers are confused about butcher and supermarket meat weel i can tell you their is a huge difference and why that is prepare to become knowledgeable like your local butcher first of all the main difference is the quality of the product beef from the supermarket is generally a lot older and has not had time to rest ie 10 to 14 days so basically this is the main reason the product is tough and most are generally from feedlot so small areas and a lot of beef are stressed from birth to slaughter is also another reason also in my journey as a butcher i have heard a lot of customers complain about the water coming out if steaks bought from the supermarket the reason for this as it was killed yesterday and on your plate today they snap freeze it in water baths so when they get distuputuide around the country they get sliced up frozen on a machine they cryvaced in those plastic trays so think about all the wet moister that has now ...
Hi their I am a qualified butcher with more than 30 years of experience. I am here to share what I have learned over the years and what to look out for. As I update my blog, I will post pictures of sausages and important considerations. One tip at the moment is to avoid sausages that are in a plastic skin, also known as synthetic casings. Yes, it is safe for us to eat edible plastic, but it takes a while for our bodies to break down this product. Additionally, sausages in synthetic casings will often be rubbery and hard, which is not how a sausage should look. Always look for natural casings, as they will give you a far better product. A well-made sausage should give a “snap” sound after cooking, and these sausages will not split open. The most common reason sausages split is due to too much filling or excess water, similar to the mushy paste sausages from the supermarket. A good sausage should be a pale reddish-pink color; if it's brown, don’t touch it, as the meat was likely mean...
okay a lot of misconception about lambs and its toughness. as i said in the beef blog its all about ageing the supermarket do not age their meat hence why its tough now i know some butcher lambs are tough the reason is they haven't followed this process. and that is poor practice by the butcher i also like to hang the lamb for 7 days before i cut it up as then i know i have given the correct about of time for enzymes to break down now to the breed they do play a vital role in butcher shop but this is because of the consumer misconceptions of what off meat should looks like before purchase the reason merino don't go in butcher shop is they go dark in the first day and not that beautiful reddish colour that everyone wants although they are fresh everyone buys with their eyes in the supermarket it is filled with merinos as they by and sell by volume hence the cheap price some over priced but anyways most of the g...
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