Grain Fed Australian Beef Lean Mince - 300g

• Naturally reared in open pastures and finished on a mixed grain diet
• Grass fed and finished on 100 days of grain
• Never administered growth hormones, antibiotics strictly limited to sick animals
• Packed chilled
• Great source of proteins, minerals and natural fats
• Halal certified

Australia is renowned for the quality and consistency of its beef. The Meat Club range of Premium Australian Beef Lean Mince is certified #trueaussie.



Free to roam in their natural environment, feeding on natural grasses and interacting with their surrounds from birth to roughly 18 months of age, our Premium Beef is then transferred to a 100 day grain-fed program in a large outdoor feed-lot in Queensland. The grain provided to our cattle is sourced from adjoining properties and is designed specifically, to produce a rich and consistent eating experience and flavour.



Sourced from the Gulf of Carpentaria region in Northern Queensland via a fully integrated supply chain, our beef is cared for by the same people all the way through from birth to processing. You can be assured of the food safety for our beef, as it is cut and vacuum packed at the processor in Australia. This means less contamination risks as third-party handling is significantly reduced, with no-one ‘touching’ your meat until it is opened by you in the comfort of your home.



Our 100 Days Grain Fed Beef Lean Mince is incredibly versatile and packed full with flavour. With less than 4g of saturated fat per 100g serve, our Lean Mince is considered to be ‘lean’ and qualifies for the Australian National Heart Foundation tick of approval. Lean mince contains approximately 730kJ, 7g total fat and 3.2g saturated fat per 100g cooked. Comparatively, regular mince contains approximately 942kJ, 12.9g total fat and 5.7g saturated fat.



For recipe inspiration, check out this quick and easy meal for home now or this simple YouTube video here.

As the majority of our products are real, whole, raw ingredients, we have not listed the nutritional panel for each item on our website. However, if you are seeking advice on the amount of protein, fat, carbohydrates and fibre of any meat, seafood, fruit or vegetable product, we recommend using one of these sites: WebMD or Nutrition Value.