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heidih

heidih

27 minutes ago, Dejah said:

I usually find New Zealand or Australian lamb shanks in the freezer section of our supermarket. I prefer them to Canadian lamb - more lamb flavour.

 

The odd thing is if you speak with NZ folks so much is exported they can't afford their own!  This US meat I have gotten is pretty "lamby" I can not cook it when step mom is around - she freaks.  i'll take lamb or goat over beef any day.

heidih

heidih

21 minutes ago, Dejah said:

I usually find New Zealand or Australian lamb shanks in the freezer section of our supermarket. I prefer them to Canadian lamb - more lamb flavour.

 

The odd thing is if you speak with NZ folks so much is exported they can't afford their own!  This Us meat I have gotten is pretty "lamby" I can not cook it when step mom is around - she freaks.  i'll take lamb or goat over beef any day.

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