What bone in the cow is the "T-bone"? Is it part of the spine, pelvis or what?
Jeremiah AlexanderIt comes from the spine, but is difficult to realise when it is in the shop/on your plate.
The T in the T bone is named because the spinal processes are at roughly
Taken from the nose to tail app.
Typically a t bone is quite far down the cow, as shown here as the short loin:
Taken from Wikipedia, beef cut
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Kai AndersenThe T-bone steak comes from the lumbar vertebrae of the cow, specifically from the area where the thoracic vertebrae meet the lumbar vertebrae. So, it is part of the spine.
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