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Rectory Farm Beef

Small Beef Box

Small Beef Box

Our beef boxes showcase a delicious selection of 28 day dry aged, grass-fed, regeneratively farmed beef. From steak cuts, diced beef, mince and burgers, the small beef box can be used to make numerous meals, from everyday favourites to weekend treats. 

The box contains approximately 3.75KG of the following: 

    • Your choice of 2 Premium Steak Cuts
    • 2 Sirloin Steaks
    • 2 Beef Mince packs (500g, 15% fat )
    • 1 Hand-made Burger pack (4x 1/4lb burgers, with signature burger seasoning)
    • 1 Pack of diced beef (500g)
    • 1 Roasting joint (around 1kg)

    Proudly made from grass-fed, regeneratively farmed beef in North Crawley, Buckinghamshire 

    Beef Burgers contain the following allergens: Sulphites 

    £70.00 GBP
    £70.00 GBP
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    • Grass-fed Beef
    • Farmed by Peter Hobbs
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    Produced from a single cow

    Our small-batch beef box cuts are produced from a single cow and therefore the quantities of beef will differ between each small-batch box we produce. The contents of each box will be clearly listed in the product information.

    Collect directly from the farm

    Collect your Beef Box directly from the farm that produced the beef. Rectory Farm is based on the outskirts of North Crawley, Buckinghamshire.

    Frozen at the point of butchery

    To preserve the exceptional quality, all our meat is frozen at the point of butchery. When you get home, pop the cuts straight into your freezer, once defrosted these can be kept in the fridge for up to 3 days.

    Ingredients

    Beef products: 100% Grass-fed British Beef, dry aged for 28 days.

    Hand-made Burgers: Minced Beef, Salt 1.5%, White Pepper 1.5%.

    Award Winning Beef

    Classic beef box - best local food product, savoury 2024

    The Rectory Farm Classic Beef Box was praised for it's convenience, quality, but most importantly the farming ethics.