9.6kg Bulk Box – Grain-Fed Ox Tail Whole
Rich, Slow-Cooking Bulk Supply with Deep Flavour
Product Overview
Our Diamantina's 9.6kg Bulk Box of Grain-Fed Oxtail Whole offers a rich flavour and satisfying eating experience. The natural marbling enhances the texture and tenderness, delivering an appetizing bite with every meal. Our Australian grain-fed cattle are raised with care, ensuring premium quality and robust flavours. This oxtail is perfect for braising and slow cooking, creating full-bodied sauces that highlight its gelatinous texture. our oxtail's bone-in form locks in moisture, making it ideal for dishes where flavour depth is crucial.
Buyers often choose our oxtail for its unparalleled taste and quality. It's particularly suited for chefs, home cooks, and culinary enthusiasts who appreciate the superior texture and flavour that grain-fed cattle provide. Whether you're preparing a family feast or a gourmet dish, our oxtail ensures every meal is memorable. Trust in Diamantina's commitment to quality, and purchase our Grain-Fed Oxtail Whole for your next culinary creation.
- 9.6kg bulk box of whole grain-fed ox tail
- Premium Australian grain-fed beef
- Ideal for braising and slow cooking
- Underrated cut with exceptional eating quality
Why Choose 9.6kg Bulk Box - Grain-Fed Oxtail Whole?
Our 9.6kg Bulk Box - Grain-Fed Oxtail Whole stands out due to its premium Australian origin and rich flavour from grain-fed cattle.
- Australian grain-fed cattle breed.
- Whole, bone-in oxtail cut.
- Braising and slow cooking suitability.
- Originates from Australia.
- Rich flavour and gelatinous texture.
- Certified fresh Australian beef oxtail.
- Complements full-bodied sauces.
Performance & Quality
Grain feeding enhances marbling and richness, allowing this cut to develop tender, fall-apart meat and naturally rich, full-bodied sauces when slow cooked.
- Rich, deep flavour with natural gelatin content
- Creates full-bodied sauces and broths
- Excellent performance in braising, stewing, and slow cooking
- Consistent quality for commercial kitchens
Wholesale Advantages
Supplied in a convenient bulk format, this product offers excellent value, consistency, and efficiency for restaurants, caterers, and butchers.
- High-value cut with strong flavour yield
- Vacuum sealed for freshness and extended shelf life
- Reliable supply for high-volume operations
- Australian family-owned and operated production
Product Highlights
- 9.6 kg total weight.
- Australian grain-fed cattle breed.
- Origin: Australia.
- Grain-fed feeding program.
- Cut type: Oxtail.
- Bone-in form.
- Whole form.
Why This Product
A flavour-packed, slow-cooking favourite delivering depth, value, and consistency for wholesale kitchens.
- Outstanding flavour development when slow cooked
- Perfect for seasonal and comfort menus
- Excellent value for premium dishes
- Consistent performance at scale
Delivery & Storage
Delivered fresh chilled in vacuum-sealed packaging for maximum freshness.
- Store refrigerated at 0–4°C
- Consume by the use-by date or freeze on arrival
- Keep vacuum sealed until ready to use
- Thaw under refrigeration before cooking if frozen
- Do not thaw at room temperature
- Do not refreeze once thawed
Best Cooking Methods for Oxtail
Grain-Fed Oxtail Whole from Diamantina excels in braising and slow cooking due to its rich flavour and gelatinous texture. This premium Australian beef benefits from methods that render its fat beautifully, creating full-bodied sauces. For optimal results, each cooking method aligns with the oxtail's unique characteristics.
Pan Sear: Use medium heat to sear the oxtail, focusing on browning each side thoroughly before transferring to a slow cooker to finish. This initial sear locks in the rich flavour.
Grill: Preheat the grill to medium-high. Grill the oxtail for a few minutes on each side, ensuring the surface is perfectly charred. Follow with indirect heat for slow cooking.
BBQ: Slow cook over low heat on the BBQ to maintain the oxtail's moisture. Wrap in foil to protect the gelatinous texture and its tenderness.
Oven: Braise at a low temperature (around 160°C) for several hours. This method ensures the bone-in oxtail releases its full-bodied sauce potential.