I first encountered Lowline angus at Beef Week 2015. Upon sight alone I was convinced that these little black beauty’s would be great, they portrayed so many desirable attributes.
Namely their compact efficient looking statue, from a meat retailing perspective off course. Not one square inch bar their hooves and their head are without solid yielding muscle, not to mention their cool quiet temperament making them desirable for small block farming enthusiast .
When the opportunity arose to purchase one from the Cloudbreak Lowlines herd , I could not tear a cheque quick enough. After running the boning yields, surprise surprise, they yielded out a full %7 on average above any other carcase in comparison, from several varying breeds that I have conducted.
Not only did they return on the hook but the Lowline also possessed a unique flavour with bankable tenderness.
I have no qualms in recommending Cloudbreak Lowlines as either a paddock or plate addition.
Yours in meat
Craig Stewart
15/09/2015
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I first encountered Lowline angus at Beef Week 2015. Upon sight alone I was convinced that these little black beauty’s would be great, they portrayed so many desirable attributes.
Namely their compact efficient looking statue, from a meat retailing perspective off course. Not one square inch bar their hooves and their head are without solid yielding muscle, not to mention their cool quiet temperament making them desirable for small block farming enthusiast .
When the opportunity arose to purchase one from the Cloudbreak Lowlines herd , I could not tear a cheque quick enough. After running the boning yields, surprise surprise, they yielded out a full %7 on average above any other carcase in comparison, from several varying breeds that I have conducted.
Not only did they return on the hook but the Lowline also possessed a unique flavour with bankable tenderness.
I have no qualms in recommending Cloudbreak Lowlines as either a paddock or plate addition.
Yours in meat
Craig Stewart
15/09/2015
www.facebook.com/Mount-Pleasant-Meat-Specialists
Mackay chef Ray Manning had never before cooked Australian lowline steak.
He was surprised by the size of the beef cuts the small cattle produced, and put together five different dishes featuring the lowline beef.
"I think for the size of the cattle, if you take a look at these rib fillets, we are still really getting close to an average size steak, [that] you would be used to seeing at your butcher shops or supermarkets," Mr Manning said.
"What I can tell with this beef here is that it has got beautiful fat and a big, thick chunk of marble through the centre, so when I cook these on a hot grill they become beautiful and tender when the fat melts through the steak."
Mackay chef Ray Manning had never before cooked Australian lowline steak.
He was surprised by the size of the beef cuts the small cattle produced, and put together five different dishes featuring the lowline beef.
"I think for the size of the cattle, if you take a look at these rib fillets, we are still really getting close to an average size steak, [that] you would be used to seeing at your butcher shops or supermarkets," Mr Manning said.
"What I can tell with this beef here is that it has got beautiful fat and a big, thick chunk of marble through the centre, so when I cook these on a hot grill they become beautiful and tender when the fat melts through the steak."