Meat Products Fresh Beef
BMS (marbling index) No.6 or higher Proportion of edible parts (yield score) A or B Gross carcass weight of 499.9 kg or less Fine meat texture and excellent firmness
AVAILABLE PARTS Beef Offals - Salted Omasum, Frozen Omasum (60B), Tongue (86B), Tails(88A), Tripes(1), Heart, Liver, Kidney, Lungs, Brain, Tendons, Trachea, Paddy Wack(78) etc. Specification :Salted and Dry Well clean No fats Moisture less then 2% Packing : 20 Kg in White poly bags/Cartons Size : 800 to 1000 grams The entire range is preferred for its freshness, optimum taste, high nutritive value and longer shelf life. Hygienically processed with stringent adherence to market quality standards.If our products may be of any interest to you please call us or mail us. We hope to get your help to export our foodstuff, and we do expect to cooperate with well in price and quality and service.
from soya bean it is a health food. Smell & Flavor - Typically flavor of soybeans, no peculiar smell Primary Ingredient - Soybean Color - Bright Light Yellow Feature - High Protein Dried Bean Curd
Frozen Beef Tripe Basic Nutrition Facts Calories - 80 Proteins - 10 Grams Carbohydrates -1.70 Grams Fat -3.40 Grams Saturated Fat -1.20 Grams Selenium - 10 Micro Grams Zinc -1.50 Milligrams Vitamin B-12 -0.60 Microgram Specification Quality - Grade 'A' Style - Frozen Packaging - Box Shelf Life -24 Months
Frozen Beef Tripe Basic Nutrition Facts Calories - 80 Proteins - 10 Grams Carbohydrates -1.70 Grams Fat -3.40 Grams Saturated Fat -1.20 Grams Selenium - 10 Micro Grams Zinc -1.50 Milligrams Vitamin B-12 -0.60 Microgram Specification Quality - Grade 'A' Style - Frozen Packaging - Box Shelf Life -24 Months
Wagyu is also higher in a type of fatty acid called conjugated linoleic acid (CLA). Wagyu beef contain the highest amount of CLA per gram of any foodstuff about 30% more than other beef breeds due to higher linoleic acid levels. Foods that are naturally high in CLA have fewer negative health effects.
Prime tallow (extra fancy) F.F.A : 2% max F.A.C : 3-5% max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Bleach : 0.5 red max Prime tallow (top white) F.F.A : 2-5% F.A.C :1-3% max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Good tallow (fancy) F.F.A : 2-5% max F.A.C : 11A/11B max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Bleach : 1.0 red max Bleachable tallow F.F.A : 4% max F.A.C : 19/21Max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Bleach : 1.5 red max Unbleachable tallow F.F.A : 10% max F.A.C : 21/23 max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Refined yellow grease F.F.A : 10% max F.A.C : 21 max M.I.U : 2% max Titre : 38.0 C min Yellow grease (crude) F.F.A:10% max F.A.C:21 max M.I.U:7% max Titre:38.0 C min Low gut tallow F.F.A : 60% max F.A.C : 45 max M.I.U : 3% max Titre : 40.0 C min
Prime tallow (extra fancy) F.F.A :2% max F.A.C : 3-5% max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Bleach : 0.5 red max Prime tallow (top white) F.F.A : 2-5% F.A.C : 1-3% max M.I.U : 1% max Titre : 41.5 C min Good tallow (fancy) F.F.A:2-5% max F.A.C:11A/11B max M.I.U:1% max Titre:41.5 C min Bleach:1.0 red max Bleachable tallow F.F.A:4% max F.A.C:19/21Max M.I.U:1% max Titre:41.5 C min Bleach:1.5 red max Unbleachable tallow F.F.A:10% max F.A.C:21/23 max M.I.U:1% max Titre:41.5 C min Refined yellow grease F.F.A:10% max F.A.C:21 max M.I.U:2% max Titre:38.0 C min Yellow grease (crude) F.F.A:10% max F.A.C:21 max M.I.U:7% max Titre:38.0 C min Low gut tallow F.F.A:60% max F.A.C:45 max M.I.U:3% max Titre:40.0 C min
Beef tallow is a rendered form of beef fat that has been used for cooking and various other purposes for centuries. It is produced by melting and clarifying the fat from beef, resulting in a solid and creamy-textured substance. Beef tallow was traditionally utilized as a cooking fat due to its high smoke point and ability to withstand high temperatures without breaking down. It imparts a rich, savory flavor to foods and is often used in frying, roasting, and baking. In addition to cooking, beef tallow has found applications in skincare and soap-making due to its moisturizing properties and potential benefits for the skin. However, its consumption and use have decreased in some regions due to health concerns related to saturated fats. Nonetheless, in recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in traditional cooking fats, and some people appreciate beef tallow for its historical significance and culinary versatility.
