Diced Lamb

Uncle Beef

£6.88

Diced Lamb Full product description Our diced lamb is cut for flavour and versatility—perfect for curries, stews, tagines and skewers. Brown it hard for a rich base, then let gentle heat work its magic until the pieces are tender and the sauce turns naturally glossy. Prefer something speedier? Marinate, thread onto skewers and grill for juicy BBQ kebabs. Big lamb character, minimal faff. Why you’ll love it Even dice for reliable browning and steady cooking Full lamb flavour that shines in sauces and spices Versatile: stews, curries, tagines, pies or kebabs Butcher-prepared for tidy, consistent

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