Grass fed - Slow finished - Native heritage breeds - Sustainable packaging

We are proud to sell our beef and hogget direct from the farm.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Visit our online shop to order your customised meat box
2. Expect your delivery: we deliver on Wednesdays - Note we are only able to deliver locally (this means on the Lizard Peninsula, and as far as Porthleven, Helston and Falmouth. Please contact us on 01326 291190 if you are not sure if you are within our range)
A guide to our beef cuts
Sirloin steak
This well known steak is tender and well marbled, with a beefier flavour and meatier texture than ribeyes or fillet.
Ribeye steak
Tender steaks cut from the fore rib.
Rump steak
Deep flavoured and beautifully marbled, this thick steak is great for a good old fashioned steak and chips
Fillet steak
Lean and tender, this is one of the most prized cuts of beef available. This cut comes from an area of the sirloin and tastes great with pastry in a beef wellington (you can make mini-wellingtons with the steaks).
Topside frying steak
Lean meat, which will cook quickly but maintain its flavour. Great for low-cost stir-fries, salads and steak sandwiches.
Braising steak
Also known as thick flank, this is more tender than chuck or shin and is therefore good for pies and faster cooking stews
Silverside or Topside
Sourced from the rear of the animal, these areas produce the lean meat which is perfect for roasting. Silverside may require slightly longer cooking times.
Rolled Rib
Cut from the fore rib, this premium roasting joint is exceptionally tender. With its excellent marbling and fat coverage, it is perfect for a special family roast.
Shin
Flavoursome meat, for a delicious beef stew or a ‘proper’ chilli. Shin muscle is relatively lean, but has thick connective tissue running through it, which melts during cooking and provides extra flavour.
Brisket
Full flavoured joint ideal for moist, slow cooking.
Boxeater
A traditional Cornish cut: boned and rolled short rib. Requires slow cooking in moist conditions. Similar to brisket and can be cooked in the same way.
Mince
Delicious, beefy mince, great for cottage pie and a million other dishes.
Oxtail
Separated into individual vertebra, cooking long and slow will release some extremely deep flavours.
Skirt
The quintessential Cornish cut used in pasties for centuries. Comes from the diaphragm area, and so it is relatively flat and quick to prepare.
Chuck
Very similar to skirt and tastes just as good in a pasty. Cut from the shoulder area.
Beef burgers
Well-seasoned and made from our flavoursome mince

Ethically packaged
Our meat boxes are made from recycled brown paper, cardboard and raffia, and our insulation is made of 100% natural, sustainably sourced wool. The wool is biodegradable and compostable, but for more ideas on how to reuse your woolly insulation (including lining hanging baskets), take a look at the Woolcool website...
Although we would love to deliver your meat to you plastic free, health and safety dictates that the individual cuts must be packaged in a plastic vacuum pack. Vacuum packing ensures ultimate freshness and the amount of plastic we use is kept to a minimum.

Locally Butchered
Our aim is to never put our Devon cows through a market, but instead minimise stress by delivering them directly to the abattoir on the day they are booked in. As our beef boxes gain in popularity (thanks to you!), we are slowly realising this dream.
The beef is hung for 21 days to develop the flavour, and then butchered by our local abattoir butchers, Trevarthens.
The meat is frozen immediately after butchery to ensure complete freshness is maintained.
Delivered to your Doorstep
Getting your hands on a meat box is easy. You have 2 options:
1. FREE COLLECTION
Personally collect your meatbox from our sister farm, Bruggan (contact us to arrange a pick up time once you have placed your order).
2. FREE/£5 DELIVERY
Local delivery is free. We will also deliver within 15 miles for a £5 delivery charge (free for orders over £100)
TOO FAR AWAY?
There are so many amazing beef producers across Britain, many of them providing beef boxes direct from their own farms. We want to support our friends in other parts of the country, and keep food miles down for beef production, so we are unable to ship meat through the post. We hope you will be able to find a great famer near to where you live.