MY BUTCHER

Looking for recommendations to get your car fixed or have that leaky faucet repaired?  In no time you will have several replies from friends and family stating use "my mechanic" or "my plumber" but gone are the days when people would tell you to use "my butcher".  

Some of you might remember going to the local neighborhood butcher to purchase high-quality meat from someone who had taken the time to know where the meat they are selling came from.  Big box stores have gobbled (no pun intended) up the local neighborhood butcher.  It's easier to get your meat where you get your socks, eye appointment, diapers and shampoo and so the local neighborhood butcher has gone by the wayside. 

The large scale industrialized food supply and urban sprawl have also done their best to obliterate local agriculture and the small businesses that used that platform leaving customers with the cheap and fast way to produce meat.   

Think about that $0.99 cheeseburger you ate for lunch, not much care or concern goes into that meal.  Now think about what a cheeseburger from your local neighborhood butcher who knows how and where the animal was raised, treated, and processed might taste.  

Our butchers take the time to know these important details because we respect the life and welfare of the animal.  Buying meat from your local neighborhood butcher is not just a purchase, its an investment in local business and agriculture.