Someone asked about grass fed wagyu recently, so I figured I would share these that I just cut. They are “akaushi wagyu,” grass-fed their whole lives. They look better than most grass fed ribeyes I’ve seen.

by eatmeat

27 Comments

  1. nevets4433

    Beautiful illustration that Wagyu is a lineage not a grade.

    Would be happy to try one for sure

  2. m_adamec

    I’m skeptical that this is actually some form of wagyu.

  3. Presence_Academic

    It takes a great deal of skill to provide wagyu beef with so little marbling.

  4. Fresh_Heron_3707

    They lied that is not wagyu. I have not seen a leaner cut in my life.

  5. gravity626

    Dont know why grass fed has gotten so synonymous with being better in the mainsteam advertising. Corn-finish over grass finish any day of the week for me. I want marbling. But also, most all cows are grass fed. Its how they are finished. Ive had a shortened corn finish that was excellent. But i dont think ive ever been blown over by a grass finished steak

  6. Spirit117

    Did they make this cow run track or something?

  7. Realistic-Fact-2584

    I would never buy that. First of all, grass fed beef taste like shit. Second of all I would even by choice over these “no fat” steaks

  8. Bargle-Nawdle-Zouss

    Great color, but I expected to see a lot more marbling.

  9. Hej_Varlden

    Marble isn’t as pronounced but it looks tasty.

  10. AlternativeBeing8627

    I prefer grain over grass fed but a lot of uneducated people in the comments here. This is what grass fed beef looks like and yes it’s extremely tender and extremely flavorful.

  11. DracoTi81

    They really just add the word wagyu to sell any meat.

  12. above_average_penis_

    Do we just call everything wagyu nowadays

  13. themishmosh

    What’s the hype about grass-fed? I had it once and was not impressed. There’s hardly any marbling!

  14. Hot-Purple-114

    We have grass and grain-finished 100s of Akaushi crosses. Generally we can get them to average choice in 26-28 months of age on cool season grasses w baleage, we generally pick up 1/3 of a quality grade versus a straight Angus. The grain feds will be low prime pretty consistently at 18-20 months. And all of it is good.

  15. Wartzba

    See this a lot with grass fed beef, wagyu or not

  16. baconator_out

    Does grass fed lead to lack of marbling? Not an expert but that looks almost like a steak I’d cut off a deer backstrap if it weren’t for the shape and the bone.

    If it’s anything like that I bet it’s good. Is there an advantage to ribeye over a filet or strip when there’s not much marbling? I usually pick ribeye specifically for the extra fat/flavor.

  17. ILSmokeItAll

    Yeah. That doesn’t look appetizing to me.

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