AustraliaSee the cut ↗Angus Ribeye
For a generous weekend steak. Compare the actual cut, not just the grade.
Sold by the whole cut · quote on request
View original photograph ↗Original source samples. Photographs may show different pieces or batches; they do not promise a specific retail pack or current stock.
A defined striploin eye, a natural fat cap, and the satisfying character of a classic steak cut.
For a steak night at home. Ask about available portion weights and thickness.
Sold by the whole cut · thickness discussed before ordering
Plan my preferred thickness ↘Not limited to a supermarket’s preset thickness. Buy the whole cut, choose how you’d like it sliced, and make room for your kind of steak night.
Choose a real product reference, not a universal grade ladder. Current stock and the exact label are confirmed before ordering.
Australia vs USDA: understand the labels ↗
REAL SOURCE PHOTO ↗The sample grade card reads MB3–4. The supplier description says M3+; these are kept separate. Photos are from one product record, not a guaranteed single batch.
Compare the actual cut & packaging ↗Archive samples, not current stock. This selection changes the product reference, not the illustrative 3D marbling.
This 3D cutting preview helps compare thickness. Shape and dimensions are illustrative; slice gaps are enlarged for clarity. Actual cutting follows the selected whole cut.
A practical starting point for a ribeye or striploin in your frying pan. Adjust for your pan, the cut and your preferred doneness.
No end piece in this idealised calculation.
Based on a 300 mm demo length. Actual yield depends on the piece and trimming; cutting losses are not included.
Sold by the whole cut, not by the demo slice. The 5–60 mm slider is a preference simulator. We’ll confirm the actual weight, feasible thickness, trimming, end pieces, packing and quote with you.
Starting points for striploin and ribeye, not fixed cooking times or guaranteed results. Equipment, starting temperature and doneness matter. A higher grade or thicker slice is not automatically a better fit.
MLA · Cooking methods ↗Jessica Gavin · Reverse-sear guide ↗The sample grade card reads MB3–4. The supplier description says M3+; these are kept separate. Photos are from one product record, not a guaranteed single batch.




Archive dates identify the photographed samples, not the age or availability of a product offered today. Request current-batch evidence before ordering.