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LAMB

Our tasty lamb comes from farmers in Laikipia.  The lamb is grass fed and grown to reach maturity naturally. In much the same way as the cattle, the sheep benefit the co-habiting wildlife. Their grazing on various grasses and legumes contributes to the delicious taste and flavour. The lamb is aged for a minimum of 5 days before being packed for distribution.

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Butterflied Leg of Lamb

A deboned leg of lamb, it is one of the quickest and easiest ways to roast or grill a larger joint of meat.

Butterflied Leg of Lamb

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Shoulder of Lamb

A fattier cut, this is best slowly roasted at a lower temperature for flavoursome, succulent meat, that should fall apart to the touch.

Rolled Shoulder of Lamb

Lamb Breast

One of the most inexpensive cuts of lamb but full of flavour thanks to plenty of fat, most of which cooks out during long, slow cooking.

Lamb Breast

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Leg Chops

Cut from one of the most tender parts of the lamb perfect for a delicious, easy supper; best served slightly pink.

Leg Chops

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Mince

Lamb mince is full of flavour and the higher fat content makes it perfect for burgers.

Lamb Mince

Lamb Necks

A very tasty cut for the barbeque or braising for the adventurous palate! With a little love and coaxing, you can transform it into the most flavourful, buttery, and fork-tender piece of meat.

Lamb Neck

Lamb Neck

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Lamb Shank & Knuckle

Lamb shanks and knuckles are best slow cooked for wonderful flavour from the bone and pull-apart tenderness. The shank comes from the hindquarter while the knuckle comes from the forequarter.

Lamb Shank & Knuckle

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Lamb Rack

Ideal as a smaller roasting joint and is a visually impressive dish.

Standard Lamb Rack

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Lamb Breast

Lamb loin chops look  like small T-bone steaks, with the lamb loin on one side and the small fillet on the other. Loin chops are cut from the saddle of the lamb and are very tender.

Loin Chops

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Shoulder Chops

Lamb Shoulder Chops are naturally more flavourful and best cooked over coals.

Shoulder Chops

Lamb Dice

Cut from the shoulders and shin, our diced lamb is extremely versatile and works perfectly for both long, slow cooking or quick cooking on the barbeque. The dice boasts deep flavour and a tender texture.

Lamb Dice

Lamb Kidney

Just kidneys… best used in steak and kidney pie or at breakfast, for the meat lovers out there.

Lamb Kidney

Lamb Kidney

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