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How I source meat for my family
When it comes to meat, my family eats about 95% beef. The 5% is chicken, venison, bison, and once every blue moon, pork.
We buy all of our beef from White Oak Pastures (WOP), a zero-waste regenerative farm that sells & ships 100% grass-fed & finished beef + lamb, corn & soy-free duck + chicken, and humanely raised pork.
A bit about WOP…
Their animals never see crates or cages and are raised without antibiotics, steroids, and hormones. Their zero-waste production system utilizes 100% of the animals butchered and processed on their farm. Meats, organs, and bones are sold to customers for consumption, and hides are either tanned and turned into leather products (handmade in their leather workshop) or dehydrated for pet chews. Beef fat and pork lard are rendered on-farm to later be crafted into tallow goods like soaps, salves, candles, and moisturizers. All of their steaks, roasts, organs, and bones are hand-butchered the old-fashioned way: by a man with a knife.
If you’re interested in their process, listen to Will Harris (the owner of WOP) speak on Joe Rogan. They have a pretty remarkable system in place that seems to only be getting better with time. primal pastures coupon code
Before transferring over to WOP, we were buying all of our meat from Whole Foods.
We were paying $7.99/lb for grass-fed ground beef and anywhere from $11.99/lb-$15.99/lb for steaks.
My own suspicions about Whole Foods meat (plus the above-linked podcast) made me want to look elsewhere for our meat sourcing.
I had heard a lot about WOP, and the more I learned, the more I became convinced they are currently one of (if not the) best. But because of their process and extremely high standards, I was expecting a steep price increase and wasn’t sure if we’d be able to absorb it.
While WOP steaks are quite a bit more expensive than what we were paying at Whole Foods, I was pleasantly surprised to find that WOP ground beef is priced at just $8.99/lb, so just $1/lb more than Whole Foods.
I was even more surprised to find that WOP also offers a subscription discount for their ground beef. The ground beef is delivered every 30 days and sold in 25 lb increments. The price per lb decreases to $7.99 if you select the subscription, which is the same as what we were paying at Whole Foods! primal pastures coupon code
So we decided to sacrifice steaks and switch over to WOP ground beef. We are currently subscribed to receive 50 lbs per month.
WOP also offers something called Steakburger Grind, which is an 85/15 ground beef blend created using middle meats like rib loins, strip loins, and tenderloins. It’s ground beef that tastes like steak!
And while their steaks are priced at $20/lb+, the Steakburger Grind is priced at $15.99/lb, so it appears to be some sort of middle ground between their ground beef and steaks.
We buy about 20 lbs or so every month or two as a treat, along with a few packs of their beef hot dogs. (If you haven’t tried their hot dogs, I highly recommend them.)
I was initially a bit bummed to sacrifice steaks, but it has been an easy transition. Especially since we now have the steakburger grind in rotation, I do not feel the void I was expecting to feel from not having steak.
As I mentioned before, we don’t eat chicken much. But I like to have a few chicken products on hand in the event that we crave chicken.
We buy our chicken products (breast, tenders, and liver) from Humble Rooster Farm, a local farm here in Texas. Their chickens are corn-free and soy-free, two markers to look for when purchasing chicken products. If you’re not local to Texas, White Oak Pastures and Northstar Bison also offer corn-free and soy-free chicken. Both ship to multiple states.
As for venison and bison, we buy Force of Nature meats from Whole Foods occasionally.
Northstar Bison is another wonderful option for meat sourcing. Their livestock is raised as nature intended and also organic, soy-free, corn-free, gluten-free, glyphosate-free, preservative-free, antibiotic-free, and added hormone-free, and their field harvests are zero-stress. Learn more about their standards here.
Same with Force of Nature Meats and Primal Pastures. We buy some of the FON blends regularly.
And if you’re located in Austin, Local Pastures is a store you may want to check out. They carry Shirttail Creek Farm (another amazing regenerative farm) meat and eggs along with a bunch of other products. It’s a little hidden gem. And for those not located in Texas, Shirttail Creek Farm also ships. primal pastures coupon code
Ashley Rothstein develops tasty, whole food, animal-based recipes that include a moderate amount of “minimally toxic” plant foods. To fix her own health issues, she bounced around between the carnivore, keto, and paleo diets for a few years. After experiencing and studying each diet philosophy, she learned she feels her best by merging the three and following an animal-based diet. As a glut at heart, she likes to channel her creativity and create meals that are healthy but also satisfy her inner gluttonous spirits.
