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A cooked Grass Fed Lamb Roasting Joint on an oven tray.

Grass Fed Lamb & Mutton Roasting Joints

Explore the finest Grass Fed Lamb and Mutton roasting joints, celebrated for their exceptional flavour and tenderness.

Slowly reared on lush pastures, our ethically sourced lamb and mutton are perfect for creating hearty, unforgettable roasts. Whether you're preparing a succulent leg of lamb or a rich, flavourful mutton shoulder, each cut is packed with natural goodness, offering a true taste of quality.

Experience sustainable, nutrient-dense meat that's perfect for slow roasting and sharing with loved ones. Enjoy the rich marbling and deep flavours that only come from 100% Grass Fed meat.

Grass Fed Lamb Shoulder

One of the most delicious cuts for slow cooking, our Grass Fed Shoulder of Lamb on the bone simply requires low slow heat to bring out its rich and rounded depth of flavour.

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  • Grass Fed Lamb & Mutton are naturally more flavourful and tender due to their all-natural diet. The slow-growing process allows the meat to develop rich marbling, making it ideal for roasting and delivering succulent, melt-in-the-mouth texture.
  • Lamb comes from younger sheep (8-15 months old), providing a milder flavour, while mutton is from older sheep (4+ years), offering a more robust and rich taste, perfect for slow roasting.
  • We only offer 100% Grass Fed Lamb & Mutton from ethically raised animals. Our sustainable farming practices and dedication to animal welfare guarantee premium quality, flavourful meat you can trust.
  • While mutton has a deeper flavour, it is not tougher if cooked correctly. Slow cooking or roasting at low temperatures breaks down the fibres, resulting in tender, succulent meat with rich, developed flavours.
  • For the best results, slow roast your lamb or mutton at a low temperature. This method ensures the fat renders beautifully, creating a moist and flavourful roast with a tender texture.