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Snake River Farms Gold Grade Strip Loin

The Snake River Farms Gold Grade Strip Loin is an incredibly marbled and rare cut of beef that is reserved for our most discerning customers. The Strip Loin is the source of New York Strip Steaks, one of the most popular steakhouse cuts. The Gold Grade Strip Loin elevates the New York Strip to an amazing level with marbling that is rated on the Japanese Beef Marbling Scale at 9+. It’s a simple and rewarding experience to cut this large subprimal into steaks and roasts yourself. Since the marbling is so extravagant, we enjoy cutting smaller Manhattan filets for a luxurious and satisfying steak dinner. Each Strip Loin tips the scale at about 14 pounds.

Please note that weights are approximate and can vary by +/- 0.5 pounds.

Roast Temperature Guide

Here are the magic numbers you’ll need to determine when your roast is cooked to the degree of doneness you most prefer. The internal temp is when the roast should be removed from the heat. The roast will continue to cook so the temperature will rise during the rest period.

Preference Description Internal Temp
Rare Red center, very cool 110°F
Medium Rare Red, warm center 120°F
Medium Pink throughout 130°F
Medium Well Pink center 140°F
Well No pink Not recommended

*Consuming raw or undercooked meats may increase your risk of foodborne illness. The USDA recommends an internal temp of 145°F and resting for at least 3 minutes.

American Wagyu Gold Grade Strip Loin

$539.00

Availability: In stock

  • Grade: SRF Gold – Higher than USDA Prime, BMS 9+
  • Weight: approx. 14 lbs.
  • Wagyu crossed with high quality Angus
  • Wet-aged 21+ days for improved flavor and texture
  • 100% natural, no added hormones
  • Hand cut by a master butcher
  • Individually wrapped
  • Product ships frozen and will arrive frozen or partially thawed

 

Snake River Farms Gold Grade Strip Loin

The Snake River Farms Gold Grade Strip Loin is an incredibly marbled and rare cut of beef that is reserved for our most discerning customers. The Strip Loin is the source of New York Strip Steaks, one of the most popular steakhouse cuts. The Gold Grade Strip Loin elevates the New York Strip to an amazing level with marbling that is rated on the Japanese Beef Marbling Scale at 9+. It’s a simple and rewarding experience to cut this large subprimal into steaks and roasts yourself. Since the marbling is so extravagant, we enjoy cutting smaller Manhattan filets for a luxurious and satisfying steak dinner. Each Strip Loin tips the scale at about 14 pounds.

Please note that weights are approximate and can vary by +/- 0.5 pounds.

Roast Temperature Guide

Here are the magic numbers you’ll need to determine when your roast is cooked to the degree of doneness you most prefer. The internal temp is when the roast should be removed from the heat. The roast will continue to cook so the temperature will rise during the rest period.

Preference Description Internal Temp
Rare Red center, very cool 110°F
Medium Rare Red, warm center 120°F
Medium Pink throughout 130°F
Medium Well Pink center 140°F
Well No pink Not recommended

*Consuming raw or undercooked meats may increase your risk of foodborne illness. The USDA recommends an internal temp of 145°F and resting for at least 3 minutes.

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The Home Butcher: New York Strip Loin

The Snake River Farms Strip Loin is 14 lbs of delicious American Kobe beef. This easy-to-follow video shows you how to custom cut steaks and roasts to match your personal preferences and tastes.  Read More

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Review(s)

  • Amazing piece of meat!

    I got a gold grade NY strip loin and it was awesome! The marbling was next level and it was 17 lbs. I cut about 5 lbs. off and still fed 20 people with plenty of leftovers. I roasted it the oven and everyone was thrilled with the result.

    Posted 1/4/2019 by

  • Pretty good stuff

    This is a decent deal for a whole American Wagyu Strip Loin. The meat is nicely marbled but the BMS rating of 9+ is questionable. Flavor is great and it’s a nice balance of wagyu and a more traditional USDA rated steak experience. Also worth noting, I received a roast that was 2lbs short of the advertised weight. Customer service corrected this issue but SRF needs better quality control on products being shipped out.

    Posted 12/17/2018 by

  • Gold grade strip loin

    I actually got 2 if these over the holidays. The first one I dry aged in a Umai bag for a month, cut into steaks, cold smoked for about an hour the steaks, then grilled them to a medium rare. Now I am a huge beef guy, my Mom owned a feedlot, and my sister is a big rancher in Oklahoma and Texas, and I can say without reservation that these were the best steaks we have ever eaten. Restaurant or home, bar none, the best ever.
    The second subprimal I cut into steaks, grilled, froze, and gave to my Mom for Christmas. That’s what she wanted. Each one will be 2 steaks for her, so they’ll last all year.
    The service is outstanding, and the meat is beautiful. I still hope that one day you’ll offer a full, gold grade, bone in rib. Believe me, I’d get it. John

    Posted 1/4/2018 by

  • GOLD GRADE STRIP LOIN = BEAUTIFUL

    All I can say is the strip loin was absolutely gorgeous. I almost didn't want to eat it...almost. I prepared about half of the roast (about 8 lbs) for Thanksgiving and slow cooked it on my Weber smoker. It turned out beautifully tender and delicious. I added a little hickory smoke early in the cooking and it really stuck to the meat, so much so, that I probably would not do it again. I'm excited to cut the 2nd half of the roast into nice fat steaks and savor them with a nice bottle of red wine.

    Posted 12/1/2017 by

  • Gold grade strip loin roast

    SRF gold grade used to be a great compromise between authentic A5 Kobe (not sold here) and very good, wallet friendly wagyu (sold here). Those days are gone now that they've upped their prices and no longer have their gold grade roast specials.. It's too bad, because gold grade is a very nice steak, but at the price point now, I'll wait for Costco's authentic A5 that they usually put on sale Xmas time for $70/lb.

    Posted 11/27/2017 by

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