- 2 (two) 6 oz. Filet Mignon
- 3 (three) 6 oz. Flat Irons
- 3 (three) 6 oz. Steakhouse Sirloins
- 5 (five) 12 oz. Delmonico Steaks
- 5 (five) 12 oz. New York Strips
- 3 lbs. Beef Cubes
- 10 lbs. 80/20 Burger in 1 lb. packs
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Angus - Ultimate Beef Box
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Angus Choice Filet & New York Strip Box
- 5 (five) 12 oz. New York Strips
- 5 (five) 6 oz. Center Cut Filets
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Angus Choice New York Strip Mix Box
- 10 (ten) 12 oz. New York Strips
- 4 (four) 6 oz. Flat Irons
- 2 (two) 6 oz. Center Cut Filets
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ReserveAngus Flat Iron Steak 8 – 16 oz. Individually packaged, vacuum-sealed, fresh and frozen
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Angus Ground Beef
Angus Ground Beef in 1 lb. packages Vacuum sealed and frozen -
Angus Steak & Burger Box
- 5 (five) 12 oz. New York Strips
- 5 (five) 12 oz. Delmonico Steaks
- 10 lbs. 80/20 Hamburgers; Burger is in 1 lb. packs
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ReservePork Chops from our Pasture-Raised Heritage Pigs Vacuum packaged and frozen. - 16 oz.
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The Boyer Brothers started their candy business in their mother Emily's kitchen in order to supplement the family income during the Depression Years. With brother Bill making the candy, Mom and sister Emily doing the wrapping, and brother Bob going door to door selling the brothers began what would prove to be a very successful business venture. Initially, they made homemade fudge and nut raisin clusters. As the demand increased for Boyer Candy, so did the line of candy that they offered. With the success of their business came the need to develop new concepts in candy. The brothers originally tried covering marshmallows in chocolate but were unable to get the marshmallow to stiffen. Emily suggested the use of cupcake papers and the Mallo Cup became the first cup candy in America. As the years passed and the demand increased, the brothers moved the operation to an industrial facility in 1936 where the cup concept expanded with Peanut Butter Cups and Smoothie Cups. As the popularity of the cup candy continued to grow the "Play Money" program was introduced. The consumer received a coin card ranging in value from five cents to one dollar in each candy bar This enabled the consumer to save the coins and redeem them for free candy. This program is still in effect today and encourages repeat sales and brings back wonderful nostalgic memories of childhood. Merchandise such as sweatshirts, watches, hats, tote bags and many others have been added to the list that the consumer can now trade for their coins.
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Breakfast Bundle Box includes:
- 2 lbs. Country Style Loose Sausage
- 2 lbs. Pork Smoked Bacon
- 2 lbs. Wagyu Chuck Eye Steaks
- one (1) nine oz. Jar King's Homemade Fresh Jam
- one (1) 12 oz. bag freshly ground coffee from Denim Coffee