Discover the Extraordinary Journey of a Butcher in Social Media Find out how a butcher's social media stories can differ from their real-life image. From picturesque cow pastures to the highest quality meat, explore the fascinating aspects of this profession. #ButcherStories #SocialMediaPresence #AuthenticityMatters #FarmToTable #QualityMeat #ChefLife #FoodieCommunity #MeatLovers #FoodMarketing #BehindTheScenes
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On this episode of The Drive in Five, learn how Beef Quality Assurance makes a difference in cattle care and beef demand, get details about the National Beef Quality Audit and hear about the consumer marketing campaign that featured popular chefs and what beef dishes they choose to make at home for their friends and family. #BeefCheckoff
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This week's #FridayFive -- five things I learned this week: 1. This video is how I opened my presentation on AI and the food industry at this week's phenomenal Research Chefs Association conference. Using tech from HeyGen, I uploaded 2 minutes of video, wrote a quick script using the company's AI, used their translation option for a few paragraphs, and I had this avatar of myself that can say anything I want. Theoretically I never have to actually give a virtual presentation again, and I can give presentations in multiple languages for any market. 2. During Robert Danhi's presentation at the conference, he asked whether a fish ball would be considered a meatball. While most of the audience said it would, he brought up factors like religious conceptions of whether fish is considered meat -- you can eat it on Fridays during Lent, after all, so is this a meatball that is acceptable on a meatless day of the week? And this week I learned that some religious authorities even approve alligator, beaver, and capybara for Lent. (https://lnkd.in/gKqWqJ2h) 3. On a market immersion tour that Maeve Webster and I organized for Toowoomba and Surat Basin Enterprise and Meat & Livestock Australia, we saw a great butchery presentation at Echo & Rig, Butcher, Steakhouse and Cocktails. It was interesting to hear that the beef tallow was a hot commodity in their retail butcher case. When you consider that a cohort of American consumers have really upped their meat/grilling game (particularly during COVID), supporting the growth of everything from pellet grills to at-home sous vide machines (discussion about meat, marbling, cuts, retailers, etc. in sous vide Facebook and Reddit groups is passionate), not to mention the popularity of at-home beef fat candles on TikTok last holiday season, and it's maybe not so surprising. 4. On a nice day this week, I strolled through Rosehill Cemetery here in Chicago, finding Oscar Mayer's gravestone, where visitors had paid their respects with coins and gummy hot dogs. Our family is supposedly distantly related to Oscar Mayer, who originally called the company Edelweiss in order to differentiate the brand at a time when meat companies didn't typically brand their products, later changing it to "Oscar Mayer Approved Meat Products." 5. I love these stories from Brandon Presser where he works in various jobs to learn their secrets. Recently he worked as a concierge at the ultra-luxe Raffles Singapore, where one chef-owner at a Michelin-starred restaurant told him that one of their servers spilled a drop of oil on a customer's purse, staining it. They offered to fix it, only to learn that the bag was so expensive that the repair would have shuttered the restaurant. (https://lnkd.in/ge5rycQF) #til #funfacts #research #data #ai #lent #meat #fat #luxury #menumatters
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There's big demand for more plant-based options on menus! We're campaigning for restaurants to go 50% plant-based by the end of 2025 for the planet The more vegan dishes there are available, the more restaurants are catering for individuals to make animal, health and planet-friendly choices. Can you help make #50by25 a reality? 🍽 Restaurants take action: https://lnkd.in/eRTp6Y4s ✊ Individuals take action: 50by25.org/action
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Over the last few generations we’ve completely lost the connection to our food. We no longer hunt or gather our own food and many have virtually no concept about how their food ends up on their plate. This lack of connection is likely a major driver of what we’re seeing with disease and the transition to highly processed and fake foods. If you care about your health, then you must care about where your food is coming from. And if you choose to consume animals, it is even more incumbent on you to be conscious about the sourcing to ensure it is ethical and sustainable. In today’s episode, Chris walks us through Provenir’s proprietary process and helps us understand the intricacies of Provenir’s processing for meat and where Vital Origin’s products come from. We discuss why nose-to-tail consumption is important, traceability and sourcing, why our products are the most ethical and fresh products you can get and much more. This episode does get into the details of cattle processing so is not for the faint of heart, but we believe it is important to understand these processes because this allows us to make more informed and conscious choices about our food to help improve animal welfare and sustainability in our food supply. Ultimately it is up to you, the consumers, the support the right causes with your wallet. https://lnkd.in/gyJVshaW
Reconnecting With Where Your Food Comes From
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From focus groups to dog food studies, market research is evolving fast. If your company wants to stay competitive, you better understand exactly who your customer is. #MarketResearch can help! https://lnkd.in/dzp_9Eui #MarketResearchEvolution
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We know that meat has problems: for the planet, for animals, and for our health. We’re here to solve them with more meat (from plants). In our latest ad campaign, we brought our meat from plants to life with an Americana feel to challenge the preconceived notions of what makes meat ‘meat’ — showing the world that plants can also make for delicious, nutrient-dense meat. Thank you to Erich and Kallman and Horizon Media for helping us bring our meaty campaign to the table ❤️🍴🥩 Read more on how we’re solving the meat problem with more meat via Ad Age:
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When was the last time you tried plant-based chicken nuggets? What did you think? Because in a recent blind taste test -- the largest of its kind, with 1,150 American omnivores -- plant-based nuggets have achieved taste parity with their animal-based benchmark. And it wasn't just one brand. This is new -- Historically, plant-based alternatives have fallen short somewhere on the sensory experience. Parity is a meaningful signal of progress. And unlike conventional meat, plant-based meat can continue to improve its sensory performance. This is exceptional -- In most categories, most plant-based analogues still fall short somewhere on the sensory experience. Nuggets are still the exception and not the rule. But this suggests other formats *might* be able to get there too. This is a critically important step -- The single most important purchase driver in most food & beverage categories is taste. Sensory parity is a necessary (but insufficient) first step. Price parity is another important step (note what's happening with plant-based milk in Europe here). Health parity is also an important step (note what's happening with Beyond IV and its recent certification from the American Heart Association). Alternative Proteins have been in a rough patch lately, but there real signs of life here. Most importantly, brands are conducting the right research to understand barriers to adoption and they are moving with speed to overcome them. My take: They're down but not out. Watch this space. #food #innovation #sustainability
Plant-based nuggets outperform chicken nuggets in world's largest blind tasting
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Discover the journey of our purple sweet potatoes transforming into delicious purple sweet potato cubes! Watch our latest video to see the entire process from farm to table. From harvesting the vibrant purple sweet potatoes, washing and cutting them into perfect cubes – it's all captured in this behind-the-scenes video! #PurpleSweetPotato #DicedSweetPotato #HealthyEats #FarmToTable #DeliciousAndNutritious #PurplePower #CulinaryDelight #FreshProduce #FoodTransformation #SweetPotatoLove
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This week, we’re diving into the world of goats yes, you heard that right! From the farm to your table, goats offer so much more than you might think. We’ll be exploring everything from the mouth-watering goodness of goat meat to the unique flavors of dried goat meat and the aromatic spices that can elevate your cooking to the next level. So, what can you expect this week? Processing Goat Meat: We’ll take you through the journey of how goat meat goes from the farm to your kitchen, ensuring you get the best quality. Dried Goat Meat: Learn the art of preserving goat meat for longer shelf life without losing any of its deliciousness. Goat Meat Spices: Discover the secret spice blends that bring out the rich, savory taste of goat meat in every dish. Whether you’re a farmer, a food lover, or just curious, there’s something here for you. Let’s get ready to explore, learn, and maybe even cook up something special together! Stay tuned and let’s make this week all about goats! #goat #agribusiness #agriculture
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