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Absolutely amazing! Definitely order these if you can, you will be amazed.
Massive, marbled, and made to impress—these 3-bone beef plate ribs are a pitmaster’s dream. Cut from the plate section and trimmed to highlight their bold, beefy character, these “dino ribs” deliver rich flavor and fall-off-the-bone tenderness when smoked or slow-roasted. Each vacuum-sealed rack weighs between 4.0–5.5 lbs and feeds a crowd.
Raised on pasture but supplemented with grain feed, this beef is more tender and marbled than grass-finished beef.
Verified • 9 orders
Absolutely amazing! Definitely order these if you can, you will be amazed.
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Yea
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Lack of cooking directions on your site f that specific cut sucked. I should’ve brined the ribs f a couple of days.
Verified • 12 orders
Great! 32 hour sous vide gave excellent results.
We chose Royal Ranch Farms for our Dino Ribs because of their commitment to sustainable and regenerative agriculture. Located in Royal City, Washington, this family-run ranch raises grain-finished Angus cattle under certified carbon-neutral and regenerative practices. Their holistic care produces bold, richly marbled ribs that are as impressive in size as they are in flavor—perfect for sharing, smoking, and elevating your next grill session.
All of our meats are sourced from small, independent farms and fisheries that prioritize animal welfare and environmental sustainability. Enjoy high-quality cuts with a clear conscience.
We provide full transparency about where your food comes from. Every product includes details about the farm, farmer, and sustainable practices, so you know exactly what you're serving.
From Japanese A5 Wagyu to pasture-raised beef, our selection offers premium, restaurant-quality meats not found in grocery stores. Indulge in top-tier cuts that make every meal unforgettable.
Sustainable Excellence
Austin Allred's farming legacy, stemming from his grandparents' beginnings in the 1950s, has evolved into Royal Ranch, a 5,000-acre expanse in Central Washington. Here, traditional crops coexist with dairy and beef cattle, fostering soil health and emissions reduction. Notably, a pioneering six-acre worm bed system purifies and recycles irrigation water. These initiatives have steered Royal Ranch toward carbon neutrality, ensuring a sustainable future for the land and the planet.