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'''Beef''' is meat obtained from a ], usually a ] rather than a ]. Cattle raised for beef are often allowed to roam free on grasslands. '''Beef''' is meat obtained from a ], usually a ] rather than a ]. Cattle raised for beef are often allowed to roam free on grasslands.
Beef is one of the more common meats used in European and North American cuisine. Beef is one of the more common meats used in European and North American cuisine.

Beef is taboo in a number of religions, most notably ]. Also, consumption of beef while not
strictly taboo is also frowned upon by many ] in East Asia.

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Beef is meat obtained from a bovine, usually a steer rather than a cow. Cattle raised for beef are often allowed to roam free on grasslands. Beef is one of the more common meats used in European and North American cuisine.

Beef is taboo in a number of religions, most notably Hinduism. Also, consumption of beef while not strictly taboo is also frowned upon by many Buddhists in East Asia.