Wagyu Cured Beef: How to Serve a 60g Pack

Wagyu Grand Cru cured beef is sliced charcuterie, not a raw A5 steak to sear. Beleaev's current 60g pack is described as salt-cured beef matured for ten months. Serve it as a small cold starter or part of a sharing plate, with restrained accompaniments that leave the cured beef recognisable.

What is in the current pack?

Wagyu Grand Cru Cured Beef, Sliced (60g) contains one 60g pack. The current supplier description lists Wagyu beef and salt and says to keep it chilled. Check the delivered label for the complete ingredient and allergen declaration and the use-by instructions.

This listing does not establish Japanese origin, A5 grading or Kobe certification. Those designations should not be added just because the product name contains Wagyu.

Wagyu Grand Cru Cured Beef, Sliced (60g)

£13.44

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How many people does 60g serve?

It depends on the role of the cured beef in the meal. Use the actual pack weight to plan a tasting, not an invented number of slices. Slice size and thickness can vary.

These are simple weight allocations, not supplier-declared serving counts. For a bigger table, decide the cured-beef amount per person first, multiply by the guest count, then round up to whole 60g packs.

How should you plate it?

1. Keep the pack chilled until shortly before serving and follow the label after opening.
2. Let the slices come briefly towards serving temperature as the product description suggests. Do not leave the pack out for an extended period.
3. Separate the slices gently and arrange them loosely on a clean, cool plate. Avoid stacking them into a dense mound.
4. Add bread, a lightly dressed salad or pickles on the side, where they will not soak the beef.
5. Serve a manageable portion, keeping any unserved product chilled within its label instructions.

Which pairings make sense?

Choose one fresh element and one neutral element before adding more cured foods. The beef already brings concentrated flavour and salt.

You do not need to turn every plate into a long list of premium ingredients. A few separated components let guests choose each bite and make the 60g pack easier to share evenly.

Should you cook it like Wagyu steak?

No. The listed use is a cold serving of cured sliced beef. A steak searing guide is not the right instruction for this product, and a raw-beef cooking timetable adds no useful information to the plate.

If you also want a hot course, select a separate steak from the Japanese A5 Wagyu collection and use that product's instructions. Our Wagyu guide explains the difference between cut, origin and grade.

What should you check before ordering?

Confirm that you want sliced cured beef rather than raw meat, then check the number of packs and the delivery option. For a guest with an allergy or dietary restriction, obtain the current label information before purchase; do not treat the short ingredient description as an allergen-free guarantee.

Keep chilled and use the stated date. Do not invent a post-opening shelf life from another charcuterie product. The Food Standards Agency's chilled-food guidance gives general handling context, while the pack gives the product-specific instructions.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Japanese A5 Wagyu?

The current cured-beef listing does not establish Japanese origin or A5 grading. Buy it as the named cured Wagyu product, without assuming that the specifications of a separate steak apply.

How many packs do I need for four starters?

For a 30g allocation each, four guests need 120g, or two 60g packs. One pack gives four smaller 15g tastings. Adjust to the rest of your menu.

Can I assemble a board hours ahead?

Prepare separate accompaniments ahead, but keep the cured beef chilled and plate it close to serving. Follow the pack after opening and keep ready-to-eat food away from raw-meat preparation.

Ordering for the UK and London

You can order online at any time. Our gourmet delivery policy gives 1–3 business days for orders placed Monday morning to Thursday morning, depending on the category. Orders placed Thursday afternoon to Sunday are dispatched the following Monday. Check the options for your postcode and read the current delivery policy before planning a time-sensitive meal. The faster London service described for caviar is not a promise for Wagyu.

By Alex Beleaev, Beleaev Caviar & Gourmet. Updated 28 August 2026. About Beleaev. Product details and availability can change; the selected product and its pack label remain the purchase-specific reference.