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Why is there yellow fat in steaks?

Updated: 11/8/2022
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SeanNieman

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7y ago

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Yellow fat is a sign that either the animal has been grass-fed, or the meat wasn't cured properly. But mostly it's because the animal has been grass-fed, not grain-fed, which makes the fat white.

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7y ago

because some fat is yellow. normally factory raised cattle have yellow fat, free range tends to you have whiter fat

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