Grass Fed Beef Offal, Fats & Bones

Our Grass Fed Beef Offal collection celebrates traditional cooking and a thoughtful nose to tail approach. Raised on a natural pasture based diet, our cattle produce offal that is rich in flavour, naturally nutritious and deeply satisfy...

Our Grass Fed Beef Offal collection celebrates traditional cooking and a thoughtful nose to tail approach. Raised on a natural pasture based diet, our cattle produce offal that is rich in flavour, naturally nutritious and deeply satisfying to cook with. This collection includes classic offal cuts such as ox liver, kidney and heart, chosen for their depth, texture and versatility in the kitchen. Long valued for their nutritional benefits, these cuts reward simple, confident cooking and time honoured recipes. Ideal for those who value sustainability, traditional skills and honest ingredients, our grass fed beef offal offers a meaningful connection to the animal, the land and the craft of cooking.

A New Chapter for the South West

In the rolling hills that define Devon and Cornwall, food has always been more than something we eat. It’s culture, heritage, and the lifeblood of rural communities. Today, we’re proud to announce a partnership that strengthens these roots and looks firmly towards the future: Pipers & Co is joining forces with Philip Warrens, one of the South West’s most respected butchers and graziers.On the surface, this is a partnership between two longstanding food businesses. But at its heart, it’s a story of two families, two next generations stepping up, and a shared belief in doing things properly.

Grass Fed Beef Offal, Fats & Bones
4 of 4 products
  • Grass Fed Beef Stock Bones

    1kg

    £4.50

  • Ox Liver

    250g

    £4.50

  • Grass Fed Ox Heart

    Half

    £3.50

  • Grass Fed Beef Oxtail

    750g

    £18.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the beef offal and bones range?
Ox liver, ox heart, ox cheeks, oxtail and stock bones: the working parts of the animal that built British household cooking for centuries, from the same grass fed cattle as our steaks.
How is ox liver different from lamb's liver?
Bigger, bolder and cheaper. Ox liver has a stronger, more mineral flavour that suits classic liver and onions with mash. Soaking it in milk for an hour softens the edge if you prefer it gentler.
Are ox cheeks offal?
Strictly they are muscle, not organ, but they live here because they belong to the same nose-to-tail thinking: an undervalued working cut that rewards slow cooking better than almost anything else on the animal.
Why does grass fed matter for offal?
Organs do an animal's metabolic work, so how it lived matters more here than anywhere. Offal from slow grown, pasture-raised cattle is the offal worth eating, and it is precisely what this range is.