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Diced Lamb

Name: Diced Lamb
Brand: Eric Lyons

Eric Lyons

£11.5

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Sourced locally, our lamb is of the highest quality. Cut from the leg our diced lamb is ideal for slow cooking. Reared by trusted farmers and sourced locally, our British diced lamb is of the highest quality. Hand diced by our skilled butchers for deep flavour and tender texture, our diced lamb is ideal for a variety of dishes including lamb casseroles, lamb tagine or lamb curries. Cut from the leg our diced lamb is ideal for slow cooking and can add rich, tender flavour to a range of recipes.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ERIC LYONS LIMITED, number 01268606. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Diced Lamb

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