Unboxing some seriously beautiful F1 Wagyu from Bar R Wagyu in Pullman, Washington for the Meat Dudes Approved Wagyu Map.
If you've spent any time around the Wagyu world, you've probably heard the name Bar R. They're known for producing some of the most influential Wagyu genetics in the country, and now we get to see what those genetics look like on the plate.
We're fired up to cook it, taste it, and show people what American Wagyu is all about—one ranch, one cut, and one steak at a time.
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Top sirloin might be one of the most underrated steaks on the cow.
Cut from the sirloin primal just behind the short loin, Wagyu top sirloin has been one of our favorite hidden-gem cuts for a while now. Big beefy flavor, great texture, and all the things we love about American Wagyu.
And let's be honest, this isn't your grandpa's top sirloin anymore. Especially not when it's Full Blood Wagyu from Prime Valley Farms in Indiana.
That's exactly what the Meat Dudes Approved Wagyu Map is all about: showing people how to cook and enjoy American Wagyu beyond just ribeyes and strips.
Unboxing something special today.
This Full Blood Wagyu comes from DL Texas Ranch in Montgomery, Texas, and it's the first beef on the Meat Dudes Approved Wagyu Map carrying the PVP Authentic Wagyu label.
What is the Authentic Wagyu® label? It's a USDA-certified program backed by the American Wagyu Association that verifies Wagyu genetics and traceability, helping consumers know they're getting genuine Wagyu.
Now the real question: does the beef live up to the label?
From the marbling alone, we're pretty excited to find out.
Who makes fun of someone for loving a tenderloin?
Then again, maybe they’ve never had a Full Blood Wagyu tenderloin from Prime Valley Farms in Indiana.
The texture. The flavor. The way it practically disappears with every bite. You can see it on our faces—we were absolutely blown away. This wasn’t just tender; it was one of those bites that makes you stop talking for a second and just appreciate what’s happening.
That’s exactly why we’re building the Meat Dudes Approved™ Wagyu Map. We want to show you incredible American Wagyu from all over the U.S., teach you how to cook it, taste it, and help make Wagyu approachable no matter where you are.
Indiana showed up in a big way with this one. 🔥🥩
06/09/2026
Tyler: "Keep it simple."
Evan: looking at this steak while mentally preparing a 30-minute explanation that absolutely nobody asked for.
That's the challenge with American Wagyu. There's so much to talk about—genetics, feeding programs, marbling, flavor—but our goal with The Meat Dudes is to make it approachable, not complicated.
This beauty comes from RHN Wagyu, LLC in Florida, an F2 high-percentage Black/Red Wagyu cross. We get the privilege of tasting beef from ranches all over the country, learning from the people raising it, and helping more folks feel confident cooking and enjoying American Wagyu at home.
Come learn how to cook American Wagyu with us.
How should you properly cut a skirt steak? Against the grain, every time.
The Meat Dudes Approved Wagyu Map is coming this winter, and ranches from all over the country are sending us their beef so we can cook it, taste it, and share what makes each program unique.
This beautiful Full Blood Wagyu skirt steak comes from Diamond T Ranch in Texas. Along the way, we'll be teaching you how to cook, taste, and cut American Wagyu so you can get the most out of every bite.
American Wagyu. Real cooking. Real tasting. Real Wagyu.
The Meat Dudes Approved Wagyu Map is coming together one steak at a time.
Ranches from all over the country are shipping us their beef, and we're cooking, tasting, and sharing what makes each one unique. This time it's a Firegrass Wagyu F1 Cross tenderloin with a simple sear and incredible flavor.
Our goal is to make American Wagyu approachable and help you find the kind of beef that's right for you.
Follow us on YouTube and be on the lookout for the Meat Dudes Approved Wagyu Map launching this WINTER!
06/04/2026
Is Akaushi better than Japanese Black Wagyu?
After talking with Seth Christensen of Christensen Genetics and Got Any Cows Podcast, we think that's the wrong question.
The better question is:
-What kind of Wagyu experience are you looking for?
One of the biggest misconceptions in the beef world is that Wagyu is one thing. In reality, Wagyu is a spectrum. Different breeds, genetics, feeding programs, and ranches all create unique eating experiences.
In this episode, we dive into:
🥩 Akaushi (Japanese Red) cattle
🥩 Japanese Black Wagyu
🥩 Marbling vs flavor
🥩 Wagyu genetics
🥩 The future of American Wagyu
The biggest takeaway? Great Wagyu comes in many forms, and that's what makes it so much fun to explore.
Check out the full episode and let us know where you stand on the Wagyu spectrum.
Akaushi vs Japanese Black Wagyu: Understanding the Spectrum of American Wagyu | Meat Dudes Akaushi vs Japanese Black Wagyu: Seth Christensen of Christensen Genetics joins The Meat Dudes Podcast to discuss Wagyu genetics, marbling, flavor, and why American Wagyu is a spectrum of incredible beef experiences.
06/01/2026
Peak performance? A Wagyu beef stick from Lone Crow Ranch on top of a mountain.
One more reason we're big fans of using more than just the steaks.
05/30/2026
Every ranch has a story. Every steak has a place.
This beautiful Full Blood Wagyu from Peeler Farms Wagyu in Texas is a perfect reminder of why we're building the Meat Dudes Approved Map.
One of the biggest privileges of this journey has been cooking and tasting American Wagyu from ranches all across the country. From Texas and beyond, every ranch brings its own genetics, terroir, and story to the table.
This one is Texas through and through—and it absolutely delivers.
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