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Information About the Buffalo

Buffalo meat is...

  • very sweet, tender and flavorful
  • less in fat and cholesterol than chicken
  • high in CLA which deters cancer
  • has a good Omega-3/6 fatty acids ratio
  • very high in protein
  • an excellent source for vitamins, especially iron, calcium, zinc, potassium, B12 and selenium
  • low in sodium
  • recommended for people with heart conditions, diabetes or trying to lose weight.

http://www.bisonfarm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=a_nutrition_facts


Nutrition Facts

Species

Fat

Calories

Cholesterol

Saturated Fat

Protein

Iron

Bison

2.42 g

143 kcal

82 mg

0.91 g

28.44 g

3.42 mg

Beef 90% lean

11.73 g

217 kcal

85 mg

4.63 g

26.11 g

2.71 mg

Pork

18.19 g

265 kcal

105 mg

5.15 g

23.55 g

1.51 mg

Chicken*

3.57 g

165 kcal

85 mg

1.01 g

31.02 g

1.04 mg

USDA Data www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/cgi-bin/nut_search.pl
Reference #'s 17157;23563;10803;05064
Per 100 grams cooked meat *Skinless, breast only

General Information About Highlanders
  • Highlanders are the oldest registered breed of cattle
  • They don't require much in the way of shelter, feed supplements, or expensive grains to achieve and maintain good condition and fitness
  • Cold weather and snow have little effect on them
  • Highlanders are a disease resistant breed
  • Their long lashes and forelocks shield their eyes from flying insects, and as a result, pinkeye and cancer eye are uncommon
  • Even though they have such long horns and unusual appearance, Highlanders are considered an even-tempered animal - bulls as well as cows

http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/cattle/highland/


Nutrition Information
  • Highlander meat is lean, flavorful, well marbled and has little outside fat
  • Highlander meat is the British Royal Family beef animal of choice
  • Their family keeps a large herd of Highlanders at Balmoral Castle near Braemar, Scotland
http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/cattle/highland/

 




 


 



 


 



 


 


 
   
 

Updated 01/22/06