According to this website, the taste test of grain-fed beef versus grass-fed beef leaned in favor of the fully foraging cows.
"In the past we believed that beef needed at least 45 days of grain feeding to achieve proper marbling. Most cattle are routinely fed between 100-200 days in a dry lot environment with no access to the natural forage diet. In 1996 we participated in a taste test at the University of Missouri's Forage Systems Research Centre near Linneus, Missouri. There were five selections: 1) Beef finished on 100% confinement full grain diet, 2) Beef finished on a 75% grain, 25% forage diet, 3) Beef finished on a 50% grain, 50% forage diet, 4) Beef finished on a 25% grain, 75% forage diet, and 5) Beef finished on a 100% forage diet."
Grain-fed beef would contain less nutrients, since the grain must be processed, therefore taking portions of the energy out of it. However, since the cows are directly eating the grass, the nutrients would all be preserved and given directly to the cow.
beef is healthier without the grease
I have inquired the bufallo about this subject and it said to me that the cattle beef is healthier.
Salad is healthier than beef, yes.
Organic beef is almost always more expensive than regular beef, although it is not necessarily healthier. Some organic beef simply meets criteria for being labeled 'organic', while other organic beef may really be healthier in that the feed the cattle have eaten is better.
Compared to beef, bison meat is significantly lower in fat, so is therefore much healthier for you than beef. Since bison meat is generally from bison farms at which the bison are grass-fed and roam freely, their meat is healthier for the environment than beef (less green-house gas emissions, etc.). Bison and beef are very hard to distinguish between in regard to taste.
Yes, grass-fed beef is healthier to consume. This is because it is much more balanced in omega fats (more Omega-3's than Omega-6's) and is lower in HDL and saturated fatty acids, which are "bad fats." Grass-fed beef is also much higher in CLA's than grain-fed. It also tends to taste better than grain-fed (like, it's not like eating cardboard, but real beef) and does not contain traces of antibiotics and hormones because cattle finished on grass are healthier: they don't need hormones and antibiotics to "help" them reach finish quality.
Definately not, bison is often $2-5 more per pound than the equivalent extra lean ground beef. However the health benefits gained with bison are well worth the money, bison is signifigantly leaner than beef, lower in calories, cholesterol and contains more minerals than beef. Surprisingly extra lean ground bison is even healthier and lower in calories/fat/cholesterol than skinless chicken breasts. I substitute ground beef with bison in all my dishes and most people cannot even tell a taste difference and are very surprised when I tell them how much healthier it is comparitevly.
is p.e. healthier than health
To feed your family for upwards to a year, also its good exersise and many people see it as a sport. Wild game meat is also healthier for you than beef.
Yes strawberry is healthier than vanilla
snickers is healthier than twix
duhhhh.. well healthier than fried chicken :]