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What type of meat is a steak cut from?
Steak is typically cut from beef, specifically from the muscle tissue of cattle.
However, you can also find steaks made from:
* Pork: These are sometimes called "pork chops" depending on the cut.
* Lamb: These are usually called "lamb chops" or "lamb steaks".
* Fish: Some fish cuts are called "fish steaks".
* Other meats: There are even steaks made from game animals like elk or venison.
So, while "steak" usually implies beef, it can refer to cuts from a variety of animals.
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