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I like lamb but I've only had mutton twice that I can recall, once in England and once at a South African embassy. It's almost impossible to find in this country. I don't know why, there are plenty of sheep here and they all get slaughtered eventually; maybe the owners perceive no market here and export all the carcasses to Britain and Canada.
Honestly, I dislike lamb.![]()
Costco has lamb, here.
But do they have mutton?
But do they have mutton?
In the US, "lamb" means the meat of ovine animals of any age, including ewes and rams. This is by current USDA regs.
Here, Costco has New Zealand lamb. The butcher has local lamb. Completely different flavors.
So set a big trap and have moose for Easter.
Ewww not only not a moose fan, but that'd take one down out of season.
I sewed my Easter dress today while I Litsed so at least I'll look fabulous.
Oh nice! Can we see?
Maybe? I haven't tried it on yet to see how it drapes.
Maybe.![]()
Ewww not only not a moose fan, but that'd take one down out of season.
Plus, just how many people do you expect to feed?
A moose is way too much meat.
Or send it in a pm.
What fabric did you use?
You're going to need a very small moose.
In the US, "lamb" means the meat of ovine animals of any age, including ewes and rams. This is by current USDA regs.
Well, I have had mutton and the flavor is different from -- stronger than -- what you can buy as lamb here. So I don't think anybody is selling mutton labeled as lamb.