“The steak I order most.”
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“Every great meal starts with provenance, the farm and the breed behind it. Cook from this page, open a good bottle and invite someone you love to the table.”
Ethan Lowry
Co-founder
- Sourced with careWe show you which farm each cut comes from.
- Delivered frozenPacked with dry ice and shipped straight to your door.
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Co-founder picks
Ethan’s Picks
Favorites I keep coming back to, from A5 Wagyu to Alaskan halibut.
“Sweet, flaky halibut for a fast dinner.”
“Piedmontese: lean beef with Italian roots.”
“Maine lobster tails for a special night.”
Poulet Rouge® Whole Heritage Chicken
“Roast it whole and carve at the table.”
Japanese A5 Wagyu Petite Striploin Steak
“Slice it thin and pass it around.”
“Bone-in chops for a weeknight sear.”
“My go-to for burgers.”
“Hot cast iron, then rest ten minutes.”
“The salmon I keep reordering.”
Provenance and technique
Before you fire up the stove
The stories behind Copper River salmon and Japanese Wagyu, plus two cooking guides.

Origin: Alaska
The Copper River’s first salmon of the season
Meet Sena Sea, a Seattle fishing family three generations deep.
Read the story

Lean and Italian-bred
How to cook Piedmontese beef
It cooks up to 33% faster than typical beef, so pull it early.
Read the guide

Japanese vs. American
Myths and facts about Wagyu
Japan bans exporting Wagyu cattle and DNA. The beef still ships, in tight supply.
Read the story

Wild Alaskan
How to pan-fry halibut
Skin side down in hot olive oil, one flip, under 10 minutes.
Read the guide
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It comes off automatically at checkout on your first Crowd Cow order of $175 or more in products, before credits and taxes. One per customer. Not valid on gift cards.