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Family-run farm in Southern Germany. Total 150.22 EUR (174.56 USD)
Got this from a small rural farm nearby. Pasture-raised cattle, their own butchering, homemade sausages, etc. Yeah, supermarket meat would've been cheaper, but the quality here is just different imo.
Meat in the pic:
- 1x rump cap (~1.2 kg)
- 6x entrecôte steaks (~1.8 kg total)
- 8x bratwursts
- 1x small beef tenderloin (~250 g)
- 6x Oberländer sausages (for currywurst)
- 4x red sausages
- 2x ham sausages
- 1x liverwurst
- sliced ham wurst (~250 g)
u/nokota84 — 3 days ago