Chilled Tomahawk Steak, 1 rib weighing between 1.5kg to 1.7kg

What is a tomahawk steak?

Tomahawk steak is a cut of beef ribeye that has five or more inches of extra rib bone for presentation purposes. It's called a "tomahawk" cut because the steak with the long bone resembles a single-handed axe.

This particular cut of steak is also referred to as the "cowboy steak" or a "bone-in ribeye". The butcher or meat packer takes a cut of ribeye and leaves the rib bone in to a length of about 20 inches, which is where the navel begins. Then they "french" the bone, which is essentially removing the excess meat and exposing the bone.

About the producer

STOCKYARD BEEF AUSTRALIA

Stockyard’s long fed beef is derived from Angus cattle fed on a specially formulated high energy grain ration for a minimum of 200 days at Kerwee Feedlot. The meat from our Angus beef cattle is popular in fine-dining restaurants throughout the world and is renowned for its sensational taste and guaranteed tenderness. Stockyard Gold has been a consistent medal winner at branded beef competitions held in Australia over the last 20 years. To guarantee taste, flavour and safety, Stockyard uses locally grown wholesome wheat, barley and sorghum. Under Stockyard’s Ausmeat verified “Natural Program”, absolutely no growth promotants, antibiotics, animal by-products or genetically modified (GMO) feed products are used.

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