Sharpening more than just their knives, second-year Culinary Arts students from Wilson Talent Center recently had the chance to tour Merindorf Meats in Mason—gaining real-world insights into the high standards and hands-on skills that drive a thriving butcher shop.

From observing expert meat cutting and processing to learning about food safety protocols, customer service, and industry expectations, students explored a full cross-section of the meat industry. Staff at Merindorf Meats generously shared their time and expertise, giving students a unique window into how tradition, technique, and teamwork all contribute to running a successful culinary business.

This experience is part of WTC’s commitment to work-based learning and career readiness—offering students the chance to see their potential future in action and make meaningful connections between classroom instruction and industry application.

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