Marko’s Forgotten Cuts Beef Box

### Marko’s Forgotten Cuts Beef Box  
*The Personal Stash I Never Wanted to Share… But Here We Are*
Hey, it’s Marko.  
I’ve been striving for the perfect box to share with you all. If there’s one thing I know for sure it’s this: the cuts everyone fights over at the steakhouse are great… but the ones I fight my own family for at home? Those are the real legends.
This isn’t some random assortment. This is MY box—the exact lineup I pull from the cooler when I want to blow my own mind (and yours). Grass-fed, grass-finished, dry-aged just right, and cut thick because thin steaks are for people who hate flavor.
Inside your Marko Babac Forgotten Cuts Box:
- 8 oz Tenderloin (Filet Mignon) – Butter-knife tender, but with actual beef character. Sear it quick and thank me later.  
- 1 lb Beef Brats – My private-recipe, coarse-ground, insanely juicy bratwurst. Grill, pan-fry, or simmer in beer… you can’t mess these up.  
-16- 20 oz Picanha – The Brazilian king cut. That gorgeous fat cap crisps up into pure magic. Reverse-sear or skewer it churrasco-style—either way, prepare for addiction.  
- 20–24 oz Tri-Tip – The West Coast cult classic. Deeply beefy, loose-grained, takes a smoky rub and a hot grill like it was born for it. Slice it thin against the grain and watch grown adults fight over the crispy end pieces. 
- 2 lbs Premium Ground Beef (80/20) – Perfect for juicy thick  burgers that drip down your forearm, weeknight chili that wins friends, or just eating straight out of the pan at 2 a.m. (No judgment here.)
- 1 lb Ancestral Blend (5% liver, heart, tongue) – The original superfood grind. Hidden inside burgers or meatloaf it’s undetectable, but it turns good meals into “I’ve never felt this alive” meals. Nutrient density that would make your great-grandfather jealous.  
These are the cuts I hoard. The ones I brag about. The ones that make people text me at midnight saying, “Dude… what WAS that steak??”
You’ve been missing out on what real beef can be.  
Not anymore.
Welcome in advance,  
Marko Babac  
(Limited boxes. When they’re gone, I go back to keeping them all for myself.)