100% grass-fed ground beef blended with 5% heart and 5% liver. All the nutritional density of organ meats, seamlessly folded into your everyday ground beef.
100% Grass-Fed
Regeneratively Raised
Antibiotic & Hormone Free
Made in the USA
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Grass Fed Ancestral Blend Ground Beef
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100% Grass-Fed
From animals grazed solely on grass for their full lives, never grain, yielding nutrient-dense meats for optimal metabolic health.
Regeneratively Raised
Sourced from regenerative systems that restore soil health and biodiversity, delivering meat that's richer in nutrients.
Antibiotic & Hormone Free
Sourced from animals raised without routine antibiotics or synthetic growth hormones.
Made in the USA
Proudly manufactured in the United States of America, supporting domestic production and sourcing.
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