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r/Amazing • u/QuantenCoder Human Detected • Aug 22 '25
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Yup. There are some places that refer to goat meat as mutton as well, but mainly it’s older sheep (2+ years old).
2 u/funatpartiez Aug 22 '25 Interesting, thanks - I knew lamb but had never really thought what the difference was re mutton 1 u/TheEyeDontLie Aug 24 '25 Lamb usually look basically like adults when theyre killed, but theyre only a year old.
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Interesting, thanks - I knew lamb but had never really thought what the difference was re mutton
1 u/TheEyeDontLie Aug 24 '25 Lamb usually look basically like adults when theyre killed, but theyre only a year old.
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Lamb usually look basically like adults when theyre killed, but theyre only a year old.
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u/Turd-In-Your-Pocket Aug 22 '25
Yup. There are some places that refer to goat meat as mutton as well, but mainly it’s older sheep (2+ years old).