USDA Prime Bone-In Short Ribs – 3 Pieces (Approx. 400g)

Richly marbled, deeply flavourful, and made for slow cooking.

These USDA Prime Bone-In Short Ribs are cut from the finest grade of US beef, delivering exceptional marbling and outstanding tenderness. The bone adds extra depth of flavour as they cook, creating beautifully rich, succulent beef that's perfect for braising, slow cooking or low-temperature roasting.

Each pack contains approximately three ribs (around 400g), making them ideal for an indulgent meal at home.

✅ Approx. 400g pack (3 bone-in short ribs)

✅ USDA Prime beef – exceptional marbling and tenderness

✅ Perfect for braising, slow cooking and oven roasting

✅ Vacuum packed – delivered frozen

Why this works

Short ribs are all about patience.

As they cook slowly, the marbling melts through the meat while the connective tissue breaks down into rich gelatin, creating incredibly tender beef with a deep, luxurious flavour that's difficult to achieve with quicker cooking methods.

The bone also contributes extra richness, making this one of the most rewarding cuts for comfort food and restaurant-style meals.

Simple ways to cook

🔥 Braise in red wine and beef stock

🔥 Slow cook until fork tender

🔥 Oven roast low and slow

All packs are hand-prepared, so weight may vary slightly. We always aim to be fair.

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