foodaustralia·Food AustraliabyCatfish Quick meat quizDo you know the difference between lamb, mutton, and hogget? If so, can you get the latter two labeled as such?View original on aussie.zone8Comments7
eureka aussie.zone1Hide 1 replyI'm not confident: lamb is young sheep meat*, mutton is older sheep meat, and I don't think I've seen the word 'hogget' in my life. * and, of course, a young sheep in general.5
zzero_gravitas aussie.zoneMy understanding is lamb is under a year old. I've honestly never heard of hogget, and I don't think I've ever actually had mutton.4
Seagoon_ aussie.zone2Hide 2 repliesfrom memory isn't a hogget a sheep over 1 year? mutton is the name of meat from sheep older than hogget Aren't there legal restrictions on naming meat?4
Catfish replyaussie.zoneI've never seen anyone sell something called mutton or hogget but have been led to believe much lamb isn't2
I'm not confident: lamb is young sheep meat*, mutton is older sheep meat, and I don't think I've seen the word 'hogget' in my life.
* and, of course, a young sheep in general.
Same here
My understanding is lamb is under a year old. I've honestly never heard of hogget, and I don't think I've ever actually had mutton.
from memory
isn't a hogget a sheep over 1 year?
mutton is the name of meat from sheep older than hogget
Aren't there legal restrictions on naming meat?
I've never seen anyone sell something called mutton or hogget but have been led to believe much lamb isn't
This is my understanding too.
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