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What does “natural” mean to TenderBison?  North American Bison Cooperative defines “natural” as animals raised under a Never-Ever Growth Hormone and No Antibiotic program.  Additionally, all our bison animals are raised on a vegetarian diet that is free of animal by-products and hormones, allowing them to mature naturally. 

 


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TenderBison meat is naturally leaner than other proteins.  It has less fat and calories than a comparable portion of beef, pork, salmon or even skinless chicken! 

 

Bison meat has more protein and iron than beef. Bison also contains Omega 3 fatty acids for a healthier nutritional lifestyle.

 
Available in all primal cuts, ground, burgers and specialty products. 
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Ground TenderBison

Bison is lower in fat, calories and cholesterol than skinless chicken, pork, lamb and beef. It has 30% more protein and is higher in iron content than other red meat. It is some what sweet in taste – and melt-in-your- mouth tender juicy. Simply put, bison is the original, healthy red meat. Delicious and nutritious.

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Does bison have a gamey taste?  Many consumers assume that bison has a gamey flavor…this could not be further from the truth.  Most people describe the flavor as sweeter than beef with a melt-in-your mouth tenderness.

 

Why does all-natural bison meat cost more than beef? The fact that no growth hormones are administered, allowing the animals to grow naturally, is the main contributor to cost. This extended maturity time results in more feed and longer care. 

 

What are TenderBison animals fed?  Our bison are pasture-raised for the majority of their lives, and finished on a grain ration. This results in meat that is consistently tender, with a more mellow taste than grass-fed bison. The grain ration is 100% vegetarian and contains no animal by-products.

 

Are there any other unique characteristics of bison meat? It is non-allergenic and a more easily digested red meat. It is interesting to note there has never been a case of cancer detected in bison. Shark is the only other meat with this claim.

 

What makes TenderBison meat better than other bison products? NABC is one of only a few vertically-integrated bison companies in the United States.  Having member ranchers allows control of the process and the ability to trace  animals back to their origin. The Cooperative owns their own harvesting facility in New Rockford, ND – and state-of-the-art processing facility in Fargo, ND. This ensures more control over how the animal is treated and processed.  These facilities are USDA, EU and Halal inspected and approved.  The cooperatives employs their own Quality Assurance staff and processes on site to ensure consistency and quality.

   


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Vegetables & Fruits

  •  leafy greens
  •  brussels sprouts
  •  tomatoes
  •  beets
  •  carrots
  •  sweet potatoes
  •  squash
  •  broccoli
  •  onions, leeks, shallots
  •  mushrooms
  •  lentils
  •  peppers: bell, jalapeno
  •  spinach
  •  oranges
  •  grapefruit
  •  lemon
  •  lime
  •  apples
  •  berries - blueberries, strawberries, raspberries
  •  apricots
  •  pomegranates
  •  mango

Whole Grains

  •  whole grains (bread, pasta, tortillas)
  •  oats
  •  flaxseed
  •  quinoa

Proteins

  •  salmon
  •  buffalo
  •  mackerel
  •  tilapia
  •  tuna
  •  soy products (tofu, beans, milk)

Spices & Herbs

  •  turmeric
  •  ginger
  •  cinnamon
  •  rosemary
  •  curry
  •  chive
  •  garlic
  •  basil

Nuts/seeds/oils

  •  pecans
  •  walnuts
  •  almonds
  •  hazelnuts
  •  flaxseed/flaxseed oil
  •  olive oil
  •  canola oil

Desserts/sweeteners

  •  dark chocolate

Beverages

  •  green tea
  •  ginger tea
  •  red wine (1 glass/day)