The 34-year-old singer made the order with local butchers WH Frost and it consisted of 200 gammon steaks, 200 chicken thighs, 140 chicken supremes and 100 boneless chicken fillets, reported Contactmusic.
"The butcher's shop was in a bit of a panic, as the order came in last minute, but they were told it had come personally from Beyonce and had to be met before she took to the stage on Tuesday," sources said.
And fans who had purchased VIP tickets for the Formation World Tour costing around 200 pounds were given the added bonus of six whole fillet steaks.
"Working for Beyonce is gruelling labour but she makes sure her team are well fed," sources added.
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