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What's in Beef?

The Nutritious Butcher

Virtual Beef Counter

Compare the nutrient value of various cuts of beef in our handy interactive guide. Compare up to four different cuts at once.

The nutrient data for beef cuts are based on cuts that have been trimmed of visible fat.
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Healthy Meals Made Simple

Healthy Meals Made Simple

Veggies in a Snap - Stir-fries become a breeze when vegetables are ready-to-go. Load up on frozen, canned or pre-cut vegetables. Use different coloured vegetables to get a burst of colour, flavour and antioxidants.

Chew on This!

Families that enjoy meals together tend to have healthier eating habits and be better connected. Studies show that family meals result in higher intakes of nutrients like protein, vitamins and minerals.1,2 Take the time to have simple family meals whenever you can!

Go Green
Enjoy leafy green salads topped with strips of grilled steak for a scrumptious supper packed with protein, iron and zinc - a powerful energy-boosting choice!

Flavour Punch
Add flavour-packed, nutritious ingredients in small amounts. Try aged Cheddar or Parmesan cheeses, toasted nuts or olives for a healthy kick to your meals.

Enhance the taste without a lot of fat or salt. Add a pinch of fresh herbs, freshly grated ginger or citrus peel, or a splash of vinegar or citrus juices.

One-Pot Wonders
Serve up chili made with lean or extra lean ground beef. Add canned, diced tomatoes and canned beans to pull it together in a snap. Chili makes for great leftovers during the busy workweek.

1 Woodruff SJ et al. Can J Diet Pract Res. 2008 Spring;69(1):14-22
2 Neumark-Sztainer DJ Am Diet Assoc. 2003 Mar;103(3):317-22

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Eating Smart Video

Lean on Canadian Beef. Bite for bite Canadian beef is a nutrient rich choice for you and your family. Watch our video or visit our FAQ page.

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