Buy Wagyu Beef Cheeks 500g – 2 Per Pack
Our Wagyu Beef Cheeks are a rich, full-flavoured cut that becomes exceptionally tender when cooked slowly. Each pack contains two carefully prepared beef cheeks, offering the ideal portion for hearty braises, slow-cooked meals and comforting winter dishes.
Wagyu beef cheeks contain natural connective tissue that gradually breaks down during low-and-slow cooking, producing tender, pull-apart meat and a deeply flavoured sauce. Perfect for braising, ragu, slow cooking, stews and restaurant-style meals at home.
This item is also available to purchase in our Signature Winter Feast Box.
Product Highlights
- Premium Wagyu beef cheeks
- Two beef cheeks per pack
- Approximately 500g per pack
- Rich, full-bodied Wagyu beef flavour
- Becomes exceptionally tender when slow cooked
- Perfect for braising, ragu, stews and slow-cooked meals
Who Chooses Wagyu Beef Cheeks?
- Home cooks preparing rich, slow-cooked meals
- Ragu lovers wanting tender meat and deep beef flavour
- Cooks creating restaurant-style braised dishes at home
- Anyone looking for a flavourful and underrated Wagyu cut
Best Cooking Methods for Wagyu Beef Cheeks:
Wagyu beef cheeks reward patient, low-and-slow cooking. This allows the connective tissue to break down while enriching the surrounding sauce or cooking liquid.
Slow Cooking: Brown the cheeks first, then cook with stock, vegetables and aromatics on low until tender and easily pulled apart.
Braising: Sear thoroughly, add wine, stock or your preferred braising liquid, then cook covered at approximately 150°C until fork-tender.
Ragu: Slowly braise the cheeks in a tomato or wine-based sauce, then shred the tender meat and stir it through the finished sauce.
Stews: Simmer gently with vegetables and stock for several hours to create a rich sauce and tender, flavourful meat.
Delivery & Storage
Keep frozen until ready for consumption.
Do not refreeze after thawing.
Cook thoroughly before consumption.
Wagyu Beef Cheeks are a rich and flavour-packed choice for braises, ragu and slow-cooked comfort food.