2 steak of 300-350 grams each.

The Striploin comes from a muscle that does little work when the animal moves, thus making it tender and flavorful. As with all the primary cuts, striploins are best enjoyed as steaks, but are extremely versatile for any quick cooking dish. Enjoy a firm texture in this cut balanced with delicious marbling.

What does Fullblood Wagyu mean?

Full-blood Wagyu refers to the beef produced from Wagyu cattle who show no evidence of cross-breeding with other breeds and whose pedigree can be traced back to Japan providing 100% Full-Blood Wagyu beef.

About the producer: 2GR by Hancock Agriculture

2GR is currently the only fully integrated Wagyu operation in Australia aside from the abattoir and specialize in fullblood Wagyu beef production of at least MB7 marbling scores. They breed and finish their own cattle unlike other producers that purchase cattle in auctions. 2GR's Wagyu herd is currently over 12,000 head in total, one of the largest herds in Australia.

In Queensland, Hancock Group is currently developing an F1 Wagyu cattle herd across 3,300 hectares of farmland, using its own full-blood genetics along with prime Angus breeders to take advantage of the land held by the Group.

The inspiration behind the 2GR premium Wagyu beef brand dates back more than 100 years to back in the late 1800s when Mrs. Rinehart’s (one of the richest women in Australia) great grandfather had three sons: her grandfather George Hancock, and his two brothers, John and Richard. Mrs. Rinehart’s great grandfather founded the ‘H3B’ brand for cattle and sheep, which stood for Hancock 3 Brothers, named for his sons. Today’s 2GR brand signifies the initials of Gina Rinehart, along with her daughter Ginia Rinehart.

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