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Our 100% grass-fed beef sirloin tip roast is another great cut for low and slow cooking.
The sirloin tip roast is cut from the round primal of the beef animal. It's named the sirloin tip roast because it's anatomically located near the sirloin of the beef animal. The muscles in this area are used for walking, so they tend to be learner and can be a bit tougher in nature than other cuts.
If you're looking for a lean roast option, this is a great option and is best prepared using a moist low and slow cooking technique such as braising, oven roasting, or pressure-cooking.
Some of our favorite meals are a roast with root vegetables, slow-cooked rump roast in stock or red-wine, and sliced beef sandwiches.
Our sirloin tip roast comes from cattle raised on pasture year-round on our Wisconsin family farm, with no added hormones and antibiotics. It’s 100% grass-fed, fairly lean, and dry-aged for at least 3 weeks for deep flavor and tenderness.
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100% Grass-fed
from birth until butcher
Raised on pasture
year-round
Well-marbled
(grass-fed does not mean overly lean here!)
Dry-aged for 3+ weeks
to enhance beef flavor and tenderness
Flat vacuum packed
stays fresh, stacks easily, defrosts fast
No hormones, added antibiotics or pesticides