Beef

Bone-In Top Sirloin

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The top sirloin is characterized by the presence of two major muscles, the sirloin cap (gluteus medius) and the center sirloin (biceps femoris). A bone-in top sirloin is generally ordered by your butcher or meat cutter at your local grocery store and is further processed into steaks before being available for purchase by the consumer.

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