Scotch Fillet & Whole Cube Roll
Scotch fillet is the steak most Australians reach for: well marbled, juicy and forgiving on the barbecue. We sell it as a whole scotch cube roll, the rib section that scotch fillet steaks are cut from, so you choose the thickness and pay far less per kilo than for cut steaks.
Every cube roll here is grass fed, wet aged for a minimum of 21 days and cryovac sealed, from AMG, Southern Ranges and Roam.
Whole cube roll vs scotch fillet steaks
A scotch cube roll is the same muscle as scotch fillet, rib fillet and boneless ribeye. The only difference is that it arrives whole, usually 4kg to 5kg, rather than portioned.
Cutting it yourself takes a few minutes with a sharp knife. Slice across the grain into steaks 2.5cm to 4cm thick, keep the thick end whole as a roast if you like, and freeze what you won't cook this week.
Which cube roll to choose
- AMG A Budget: 100% grass-fed Victorian Black Angus, MSA graded, and the lowest price per kilo for everyday steaks.
- AMG Prime: the same breed and feed, selected for more marbling and an even fat cap.
- Southern Ranges SR+: 100% grass-fed and finished Angus, hormone and antibiotic free, hand selected at marble score 2+.
- Roam MB2+: grass-fed beef graded marble score 2+, for more marbling from pasture-raised cattle.
Scotch fillet price per kg
Prices checked 18 October 2026. Each step up in box size takes $5/kg off.
| Cube roll | Single piece | Half box (10kg) | Full box (20kg) | Double box (40kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMG A Budget (4kg piece) | $49/kg | $44/kg | $39/kg | $34/kg |
| AMG Prime (4kg piece) | $59/kg | $54/kg | $49/kg | $44/kg |
| Southern Ranges SR+ (5kg piece) | $63/kg | $58/kg | $53/kg | $48/kg |
| Roam MB2+ (5kg piece) | $64/kg | $59/kg | $54/kg | $49/kg |
The same muscle also comes on the bone as bone-in rib eye steaks. Cooking it well is simple: a hot pan or barbecue, medium rare to medium and a five-minute rest, and these scotch fillet recipes take it further.
Scotch Cube Roll (A Budget) from $39/kg - 100% Grass-Fed Angus Beef - AMG
Real grass fed beef at supermarket prices, without the supermarket compromise. This budget scotch cube roll is 100% grass-fed Black Angu...
Scotch Cube Roll from $53/kg - 100% Grass-Fed & Finished Angus - Hormone Antibiotic Free - Southern Ranges SR+
Steakhouse quality at a fair price. This grass-fed scotch cube roll gives you around 4kg of 100% grass-fed and finished Australian Angus...
Scotch Cube Roll from $54/kg - Grass-fed beef MB2+ - Roam
Steakhouse quality from a brand that lets the cattle do the work. This MB2+ scotch cube roll is grass-fed Australian beef sold whole at r...
Scotch Cube Roll (Prime) from $49/kg - 100% Grass-Fed Angus Beef - AMG
The cube roll most Aussie cooks should be reaching for. This AMG Prime scotch cube roll is 100% grass-fed Black Angus from Victoria's r...
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More about scotch fillet & whole cube roll
Is scotch fillet the same as ribeye?
Yes. Scotch fillet, rib fillet and boneless ribeye are the same muscle from the rib section. With the rib bone left on it is sold as rib eye on the bone. A whole scotch cube roll is that muscle before it is cut into steaks.
How many steaks do you get from a whole cube roll?
It depends on how thick you cut them. A 4kg cube roll cut into 300g steaks gives roughly 13 steaks, and a 5kg roll gives roughly 16, before any trimming. Thicker steaks mean fewer, larger portions.
How thick should I cut scotch fillet steaks?
Between 2.5cm and 4cm suits most cooks. Thinner steaks cook fast in a hot pan, while thicker steaks suit a reverse sear or a barbecue with the lid down. Cut across the grain and keep the thickness even so the steaks cook at the same rate.
How do I store a whole cube roll?
Keep it sealed in the coldest part of the fridge and portion it within a few days. Wrap or vacuum seal the steaks you won't cook that week and freeze them flat; vacuum sealed beef keeps for up to six months in the freezer.
What is the cheapest scotch fillet per kg?
As of 18 October 2026, the AMG A Budget cube roll has the lowest price per kilo: $39/kg in a 20kg full box, $44/kg in a half box and $49/kg for a single 4kg piece.