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Old 12-28-2012, 03:06 PM
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TX ranch secret cattle feed: Beer

Texas ranch's secret cattle feed ingredient: Beer
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-...gredient-beer/
A cattle ranch in Texas swears by a secret ingredient that makes its beef juicer: Beer.

Texas T Kobe ranch in Wallis pours beer into the hay its cows eat, CBS affiliate KHOU-TV reports. The ranch says the yeast in the double IPA helps promote digestion and improves the flavor and texture of the herd's meat.

The beer comes from a partnership with a local award-winning brewer, Saint Arnold Brewing Co.

Texas T follows the tradition of Kobe-style beef, a method of herding developed in Japan that raises hormone-free, Wagyu breed cattle. It's one of the most expensive types of beef and is often considered a delicacy -- it can cost up to $100 a pound. Japanese ranchers would often massage their cows or feed them beer to reach the ideal flavor.

Ranch owner Gene Terry says his cattle prefers the beer-soaked hay to the regular kind.
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