How Do I Cook Meat?
Got a Loop load with meat? Good news — you don't need a fancy recipe or special equipment. Cook it however you normally would!
🥩 Raw or Cooked?
Depending on the quality and condition of the meat, some farms may choose to feed it raw. But with Loop loads, you don't always know how many times something has been thawed, how long it has been thawed, or why it was removed from the store in the first place.
Know your animals and make the choice that best suits them. If you're not comfortable feeding something raw, cooking it is always an option.
🧊 Freeze It for Later
Have more meat than your cats and dogs can eat right away? Freeze it for future cat & dog meals. This is an easy way to hold onto meat until you're ready to use it.
Just remember to consider the condition of the meat before freezing, especially if you don't know how long it has already been thawed.
🔥 Fire Up the BBQ
The BBQ isn't just for your dinner! Grill up Loop meat just like you normally would.
🍲 Slow & Steady
Slow cookers are another great option, especially when you have a larger amount of meat to prepare. Load it up, let it cook, and you've got an easy way to make a batch at once.
🍳 Cook It Your Way
Bake it, boil it, grill it, slow cook it — whatever method you normally use for meat works.
There’s no need to overcomplicate it. Choose the method that works best for you and your cats and dogs.
Raw, frozen, BBQ, slow cooker, or your usual cooking method — you've got options!
Remember: Loop meat is for cats and dogs only.
