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Fat and Bone

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Total cards: 16•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

visceral fat aka abdominal fat

Back (Answer)

-in abdomen and organs -first fat deposit

#2
Front (Question)

subcutaneous fat- aka back fat

Back (Answer)

-fat between external muscle layers and the skin -largest amount of fat in the body

#3
Front (Question)

intermuscular fat

Back (Answer)

fat between the muscles

#4
Front (Question)

intramuscular fat- aka marbling

Back (Answer)

-fat within the muscles -most desirable, it is flavor -deposits in the perimysium layer of muscle bundle

#5
Front (Question)

Fat has a smell

Back (Answer)

molecules in fat will volatilize during cooking

#6
Front (Question)

How many molecules contribute to smell?

Back (Answer)

17

#7
Front (Question)

how many molecules contribute to flavor

Back (Answer)

650

#8
Front (Question)

fat flavor and aroma ultimately influenced by what

Back (Answer)

diet

#9
Front (Question)

Bone is the framework for what?

Back (Answer)

muscle, it attaches

#10
Front (Question)

order of body maturing

Back (Answer)

• bone • muscle • fat

#11
Front (Question)

yield grades

Back (Answer)

An indication of cutability or yield of boneless, closely trimmed, retail cuts Determined by external fat,kidney, heart and pelvic fat, ribeye area, hot carcass weight

#12
Front (Question)

USDA 1

Back (Answer)

most desirable, trim

#13
Front (Question)

USDA 3

Back (Answer)

Industry average

#14
Front (Question)

USDA 5

Back (Answer)

least desirable, excessively fat

#15
Front (Question)

degrees of marbling

Back (Answer)

Graded in the ribeye of the 12th rib graded 1-9, 1=lowest, 9=highest

#16
Front (Question)

meat grades

Back (Answer)

Prime, choice, select Calculated using yield grades, degrees of marbling, and age of animal (determined by ossification of spine)