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"  What comes to mind when you think of Pat Boone? 1950s singing sensation? Chevrolet spokesperson? Conservative? Or, if you were paying attention to his recent foray into music, heavy metal covers? Well, now you can add steaks to that list.  The Tea Party proponent is now selling Pat Boone All-American Meats. If you couldn&amp;#039;t tell from the company&amp;#039;s name (or Mr. Boone&amp;#039;s shirt) all animals are raised in the U.S.A. Five-percent of the profits are slated to go to the Pat Boone Foundation, which focuses on alleviating world hunger. But why meat? Why now? &amp;quot;These friends of mine in Colorado were looking for an iconic image for [the company],&amp;quot; Mr. Boone told NPR, &amp;quot;somebody that people will trust if he says they&amp;#039;re the best meats in the world, with a strong charitable component: good, conservative, traditional causes - mainly feeding the hungry.&amp;quot; Conservative is the key word. Boone and other representatives of the company are relying on his status within the conservative crowd to draw loyal customers. Boone is selling filet mignon, ribeye steak, New York strip, top sirloin, T-bone and porterhouse. The website boasts grain-fed, slow-aged beef with no chemical tenderizers or added salt. Prices start at $36 for an 8 oz top sirloin and top out at $90 for a 22 oz porterhouse. Where will this venture land on the scale of Mr. Boone&amp;#039;s career? Will Boone&amp;#039;s beef be his next &amp;quot;Tutti Frutti?&amp;quot; Or will it fall more along the lines of his most recent album, In a Metal Mood? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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