Want to win $250 worth of delicious, healthy grass fed lamb from our farm in western Queensland? To enter, write in the comments below why you prefer 100% grass fed, chemical free meat. In the spirit of localism, this competition is open only to readers from Queensland and the Northern Rivers of NSW. So if you’re from there, go for it, tell us what you love (or would love if you could try it!) about meat from 100% grass fed, chemical free animals.
Jul 16th, 2008 at 4:56 pm
Hi there Anna and George,
Although I haven’t yet tried Pasture fed meats, I will be choosing Pasture fed meats as an attempt to return to less tainted, more traditional foods. Just a few months ago, as I was packing my childrens lunchbox, I realised what a chemical concoction a “standard” lunchbox of food is! (That’s without the chips and chocolates and cakes that others choose!) Change is what I was looking for and this is what led me to Nourishing Traditions and the changes I have now implemented - bone broths, raw milk, sourdough, raw honey, organic foods, no commercial breakfast cereals, and meat is one of the biggest concerns to me! Antibiotics, grain fed and more strange stockfeeds are things I’d like to steer clear of!
I’m looking forward to getting a pack soon!
Sarah
Jul 20th, 2008 at 7:04 pm
With a 4 year old daughter with autism who struggles with all the problems associated with leaky gut and the multitude of food sensitivities that go with it we have discovered that providing her with the most ‘clean’ and nourishing forms of the few foods that she is able to eat is vital for her wellbeing. Grass fed meat is definitely the key to this for her.
Jul 22nd, 2008 at 1:44 am
I feel so strong now that I am choosing grass fed meats for many reasons- it tastes so good, it cooks to perfection (dinner guests always comment on the deliciousness) it is superior nutrition and it feels great knowing the animal has had the good life it is entitled to, living in nature, breathing fresh air and eating the green grass that nourishes its body.
Jul 23rd, 2008 at 8:25 pm
Wonderful grass fed meat with creamy marbeling of fat is my children’s favourite dinner. My daughter and son fight over the fat on any meat we cook - they obviously relish the delicious flavour and instinctively know the nutrition and cholesterol is what their growing body needs. We teach them to respect animals and give thanks for their lives at each meal. So we know that cows living as nature intended, eating grass and chewing their cud contentedly, assures us they have had the most natural and healthy life prior to landing on our table.
Jul 27th, 2008 at 4:02 pm
For most of my life I’ve been a vegetarian. I couldn’t stomach how animals were treated, as meat factories, with such little regard for their quality of life. Despite this, after reading Nourishing Traditions, I made the tough decision to start eating red meat again. I thought, if I’m going to be eating this, I have to do so in good conscience. So, I chose grass fed meats, just a little to start. When I first tried grass fed meat I couldn’t believe the difference! It wasn’t chewy, sinewy and lean as the meat I’d remembered from my childhood, it was melt-in-your-mouth delicious, with a thick layer of tasty fat on the edge. Now my husband is ‘allowed’ to eat nourishing fats, he says it’s the best part! When we eat it for dinner we are both so satisfied we don’t even think about dessert. Since then I’ve eaten grass fed meat roasted, grilled, bar-be-qued and in curries and stews. It always trumps any clinical, greyish supermarket cut. I’m never going back!
Jul 31st, 2008 at 2:38 pm
Hi Anna and George,
I have just been searching everywhere trying to find out where to get grass fed, chemical free meat. My search came up with this site. I really just want to know where I can get it. I live between Toowoomba and Gatton. My health has been on the edge of late and I have been in and out of hospital. I eat organic vegetables but have had no luck finding healthy meat to eat. I have also been told to stay clear of pork and chicken, so I am looking for lamb and beef. Your help in this matter would be greatly appreciated. I would really love to start eating the meat you provide and want to know where I can get it.
Yours truly,
Angelina.
Jul 31st, 2008 at 4:53 pm
I used to eat meat, but as I became aware of what the animals were being fed, as well as how the animals were kept, I found I could not eat meat anymore. For some years I have tried to find good meat, but it is not easy. Thanks to you farmers and my continued search, and subsequent subscription to Nourished Magazine, I will have access to meat as I used to have when growing up on the family farm (in a different country). I should be grateful to be able to make a meal with meat that I know is healthy and clean. Thank you for making it possible for us to do so.
Aug 1st, 2008 at 5:41 am
We try hard to consume whole foods and nourishing foods and it’s really not that easy. Firstly the avaliablity is prohibitive (ah…when I was girl…) and then there’s the cost…on an aged pension the dollar doesn’t stretch too far. A pack of this lovely meat, which I have tried only once before - and devoured! - would be a welcome gift.