Grand View Beef

Grass Fed Flat Iron Steak

$19.00
A raw cut of red beef with visible marbling, placed on a dark textured stone surface.

One of the most flavorful steaks on the animal, at a price that makes it an easy weeknight regular. 100% grass-fed, grass-finished flat iron from a fifth-generation Iowa family farm.

 

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  • Made in the USA iconMade in the USA
  • Regeneratively Raised iconRegeneratively Raised
  • Antibiotic & Hormone Free iconAntibiotic & Hormone Free
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Grass Fed Flat Iron Steak

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  • 100% Grass-Fed icon

    100% Grass-Fed

    From animals grazed solely on grass for their full lives, never grain, yielding nutrient-dense meats for optimal metabolic health.

    100% Grass-Fed
  • Made in the USA icon

    Made in the USA

    Proudly manufactured in the United States of America, supporting domestic production and sourcing.

    Made in the USA
  • Regeneratively Raised icon

    Regeneratively Raised

    Sourced from regenerative systems that restore soil health and biodiversity, delivering meat that's richer in nutrients.

    Regeneratively Raised
  • Antibiotic & Hormone Free icon

    Antibiotic & Hormone Free

    Sourced from animals raised without routine antibiotics or synthetic growth hormones.

    Antibiotic & Hormone Free

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