

Butcher Ben
See the current range, from everyday cuts to special-occasion centrepieces.

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Native-breed, grass-fed and dry-aged a minimum of 28 days. From everyday mince and braising cuts to tomahawks, côte de boeuf and whole fillets, plus bone broth, dripping and marrow bones so nothing is wasted.

Beef picks











































Slow-grown, free-range birds with proper flavour. Whole chickens, supremes, thighs and mini fillets, alongside Kyivs, marinated pieces, our green harissa sausages and a deeply savoury chicken bone broth.

Chicken picks





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Heather-fed lamb from the Dales. Racks, cannons and gigot steaks for the weekend; chops, koftas and mint burgers for the week. Shoulders and shanks turn up whole for slow Sundays.

Lamb picks

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Rare-breed, high-welfare pork with crackling worth fighting over. Chops, belly, tenderloin and proper sausages, plus lard for your roast potatoes and marinated ribs when the barbecue's out.

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The grown-up cousin of lamb: deeper, sweeter and made for slow cooking. Shoulders, shanks and diced mutton for curries and braises, available in runs when the right animals come through.

Slow-grown bronze turkeys, mostly a Christmas affair (whole birds, crowns and rolled legs), with turkey mince and steaks appearing through the year when the flock allows.


Wild and free-range venison: lean, rich and properly seasonal. Haunches, loins and diced shoulder for pies and ragùs, with venison sausages and burgers when the season's in full swing.

