corn-fed (Meaning)

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corn-fed (s)

fed on corn

strong and healthy but not sophisticated

The steakhouse proudly served corn-fed beef, known for its rich flavor and tenderness.
The farmer raised his cattle on a diet of corn, producing high-quality, corn-fed beef.
Corn-fed chickens tend to have plumper, juicier meat compared to those raised on other diets.
The restaurant's signature dish featured succulent corn-fed pork ribs, slow-cooked to perfection.
In the Midwest, corn-fed livestock is a staple of the agricultural economy, contributing to the region's reputation for quality meat.
The corn-fed lamb chops melted in my mouth, leaving behind a savory and satisfying taste.
Corn-fed turkeys are prized for their moist and flavorful meat, making them a popular choice for holiday feasts.
The butcher carefully selected cuts of corn-fed meat, ensuring each one met the highest standards of quality.
The chef preferred to use corn-fed poultry in his recipes, believing it offered superior taste and texture.
As a discerning consumer, I always seek out corn-fed meats for their exceptional flavor and tenderness.

fed on corn, strong and healthy but not sophisticated

rustical, rustic, cornball, hokey, corny, down-home, countryfied, folksy,cornpone, countrified

worldly, smart, with-it, sophisticated, cosmopolitan, cosmopolitan, smart,sophisticated, with-it, worldly

The steakhouse proudly served corn-fed beef, known for its rich flavor and tenderness.

The farmer raised his cattle on a diet of corn, producing high-quality, corn-fed beef.

Corn-fed chickens tend to have plumper, juicier meat compared to those raised on other diets.

The restaurant's signature dish featured succulent corn-fed pork ribs, slow-cooked to perfection.