WAGYU BEEF TALLOW / WAGYU FAT

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For frying / refining dishes

According to the philosophy "from nose to tail" we use the whole Wagyu and also the special, high-quality fat. The Wagyu fat is perfect for frying steaks, fried potatoes or vegetables. Or even for making our beloved Wagyu herb pesto. The nutty, butter-like aroma refines many dishes.

INGREDIENTS
100% Wagyu beef fat

Ø NUTRITIONAL VALUES (per 100 g)
Calorific value: 3749 kJ / 896 kcal
Fat: 99,5 g
of which saturated fatty acids: 47,3 g
Carbohydrates: 0 g
thereof sugar: 0 g
Protein: 0 g
Salt: 0 g

It was always clear that we wanted to work with animals, which is why we studied agriculture. But conventional farming, in ever larger stables? Not the right path for us.

Christoph got to know and appreciate the good-natured and calm cattle during his job abroad in Australia in 2016. In conversation with a farmer in the outback, he learned that Wagyu beef, with its unique marbling, is the best meat in the world. Back in Sauerland, he decided: "We're going to do something new. We'll breed Wagyu cattle!

In their early 30s, Kati and Christoph are among the youngest Wagyu breeders in Europe. Christoph, who grew up on a farm in Sauerland, is now a pedigree breeder and breeding expert at Wagyu Elite Auctions. Kati complements him perfectly with her flair for honest, authentic marketing and is now a genuine farmer.

Today, over 90 happy Wagyu cattle graze on the Sauerland mountain pastures. The fresh Sauerland grasses and numerous herbs give the wagyu meat its incomparable taste. They spend the winter in the spacious straw barn.

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