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[fox]

Well thank your lucky stars he didn't say DONKEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[RichardB]

Er one sec!!! Goat is used for lamb sometimes!!!! Am i the only one who caught that?? How often? How would you be able to tell the difference???? I had a pet goat once so not to keen on the idea of eating goat I know lambs are cute and fluffy, but it would be nice to know if i ordered lamb i got lamb!

Hi littlemiss

most lamb is imported and therefore more expensive.
Once you've took the coat of you can hardly tell the difference.
have you ever had kleftico... well a real kleftico should be made with goat .........shall I go on??

[cyprusgrump]

Er one sec!!! Goat is used for lamb sometimes!!!! Am i the only one who caught that?? How often? How would you be able to tell the difference???? I had a pet goat once so not to keen on the idea of eating goat I know lambs are cute and fluffy, but it would be nice to know if i ordered lamb i got lamb!

Um…

Think of how many restaurants offer ‘lamb’ dishes and how may sheep farms there are – doesn’t add up does it?

Basically, you can’t tell the difference between the taste of the two.

Sorry.

[littlemiss]

well thanks guys i think it will have to be chicken for dinner tonight! please dont tell me thats cat in disguise, cos i see alot more of those than i do goats lol

[datalife]

wonder if you could taste the difference any chinaman in the house?

[fox]

Who is this creep that wants to learn how to do nails and eat cats whilst he's doing it??

Best hide your parrot littlemiss can't predict his taste buds!!!!!!!!!!!

[littlemiss]

Lol mmm wonder if she tastes like chicken lol ah i couldnt be doing with all that plucking feathers LOL

[Dadalushe]

Wow! What a response! I'm not really too fussy whether it's lamb or goat (after this many brandys, who cares?). Just wondered why no sheep on the hillsides. On the subject of chicken ...... the US forces in Vietnam used to say that snake tasted very much like chicken!
Does that make anyone turn veggie?
Dave and Sheilah

[unique_earthling]

I can tell the difference between goat and lamb, the goat meat has a gamier smell to it, and its a bit tougher. Mind you i think a lot of meat here is tougher, i used to joke and say they wait till it dies of old age before they sell it. I think goat is more muscular with all that climbing about rocks. The tenderest meat i have had was suckling pig, so long as i didnt think about a cute baby piggy as in 'babe'... The chicken has improved since joining the EU too. I eat meat, but not often, and i pass on the testicles and goats heads, that are considered such a treat....

(BLAAGH!!!)