You’ve probably heard that Japanese Wagyu is the most exquisite beef in the world—but have you ever wondered how the quality of the meat is measured and maintained? What exactly is A5 Wagyu Beef, and how does it differ from A4 Wagyu Beef? Here’s everything you need to know about grading Japanese Wagyu Beef.
This meal kit allows anyone to easily make authentic restaurant-quality sushi at home. Lightly sear the meat before making Sushi (DO NOT eat as raw).
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Brisket (Japanese): Brisket, Description, Marbling grade A5, 3.5-5.5lb Brisket Flat (1/2 cut), The King of Smoke BBQ! With minimal fat and a rich
A5 BRISKET Center Cut - Japanese Wagyu