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Houston’s Local Choice: Naturally Raised Beef

Locally raised, grass-fed, and grain-finished beef — just an hour from downtown Houston. What you see is what you get: honest, natural, and quality beef from Thomas Cattle and Catering.

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Fresh vs. Frozen: The Truth About Your Beef

Anthony from Thomas Cattle and Catering reveals why most store-bought “fresh” beef isn’t truly fresh and how farm-to-table beef makes all the difference. Taste real transparency and quality.

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Texas Rancher and cowboy

From the Australian Outback to Houston, Anthony Thomas, a former rodeo cowboy, is now building a farm-to-table Angus beef business.
His goal is to deliver chemical-free, flavorful beef.

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Why Store-Bought Ground Beef Puts You at Risk

Most store-bought ground beef comes from hundreds of mixed sources with little health regulation, increasing E. coli risks. Each steer is butchered individually and safely from ranch to your freezer.

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The Truth About Grass-Fed Beef Labels

Not all “grass-fed” beef is truly grass-fed. Real grass-fed beef has yellow fat, not white. Many store labels mislead buyers. Buy your beef straight from a rancher you can trust, like Thomas Cattle and Catering.

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Fill Your Freezer with Quality Farm-to-Table Beef

If you’re in the Greater Houston area, check our customer reviews on Google and Facebook — they speak for themselves. Let Thomas Cattle and Catering fill your freezer with a premium farm-to-table beef.

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A Gift That Truly Keeps on Giving

Looking for a unique Christmas gift? Give your loved ones a side of fresh, locally raised beef from Thomas Cattle and Catering. A half steer can feed a family of six for a whole year the perfect farm-fresh.

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How Much Freezer Space Do You Need?

First time ordering a quarter, half, or whole steer? Here’s a quick guide: a quarter needs 7 cubic feet, a half needs 24, and a whole steer fits in a large chest or two 24-cu-ft freezers.

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