The Tenderloin is a long thin strip of muscle that bisects two primals – the Sirloin and the Shortloin – and is most known for filet mignon. A tenderloin roast keeps this entire muscle in tact. It can be roasted and served whole, or cut into individual steaks – filet mignons from the front (narrow) portion, chateaubriands from the center section or, simply, tenderloin steaks from the larger portion in the rear.
In the American heartland, our Black Angus cattle are pastured in large open fields and fed a 100% vegetarian diet. They’re grain-finished on high-moisture corn for 120 days, creating fantastic marbling and tender, flavorful beef. Like all of our products, it’s antibiotic, steroid, and hormone-free. Our cattle are certified by the USDA as raised and fed through operations that provide a low-stress environment, with facilities designed by world-renowned animal care experts, and prioritize delivering access to fresh, clean water, adequate shade and shelter.