Dry Ageing vs Wet Ageing: What the Difference Means on the Plate

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2026-07-29 10:25:11 -

Almost all beef sold in New Zealand has been aged. Very little of it has been dry aged. The distinction is not marketing pedantry, because the two processes do genuinely different things to the meat, and understanding which one you are buying explains a lot about why some steaks cost three times what others do. Both processes solve the same problem When an animal is processed, the muscle does...

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