Experience the wild and hearty taste of buffalo, a lean and flavorful protein that's perfect for grilling, stewing, or slow cooking.
Porterhouse- 1-1.5 lbs
T-bone 1-1.5 lbs
Ground Steak- 1 lb
Premium Patties- 4 pack ...
Seasoned burger patties made from Grass-fed Organic ground beef fresh from Crazy Coconut Farm. These burger patties are a medium level heat. 4 patties in each pack. ...
Smoked salmon is a salty, cured fish renowned for its fatty texture and distinctive flavor. It's packed with high quality protein, essential omega-3 fats, and several vitamins and minerals. Price is for 4 ounces. ...
Aged Cheddar is a pasteurized, grass-fed cow's milk cheese that is aged for one year and undergoes a stringent grading process as it matures. Only the best-tasting cheese makes it through, resulting in a Cheddar that is rich and full-bodied with a smooth finish.
Price listed is for 4 ounces. Please indicate how many 4 ounce portions you would like to order. ...
Double creme brie is a soft cheese with a rich buttery texture that's made from cow's milk.
Price is for a 6 ounce wedge. Please indicate how many 6 ounce wedges you would like to order. ...
Triple Cream Brie is a classic soft-ripened cheese with a snow-white edible rind. It has all the subtle yet characteristic flavors of regular Brie but with a buttery core that gets even smoother with the addition of extra cream.
Price listed is for 4 ounces. Please indicate how many 4 ounce portions you would like to order. ...
Camembert is a cheese made from cow's milk. It is soft and creamy with an earthy, mushroomy flavor and an edible bloomy rind.
Price listed is for 4 ounces. Please indicate how many 4 ounce portions you would like to order. ...
Coppa ham comes from the shoulder of a pig as opposed to Prosciutto which is cured from the pig's hind leg. Coppa ham looks like salami, marbled with delicious fat, but it is in fact a whole cut of meat taken from a single muscle.
Price listed is for 4 ounces. Please indicate how many 4 ounce portions you would like to order. ...
