AUS Grass-Fed Boneless Lamb Loin Butterfly 250gm x 2
2 pieces of 250gm of boneless Lamb Loin Butterfly prepared from fresh Australian Lamb.
A Lamb butterfly cut is a boneless cut that comes from the leg of the lamb. The leg is deboned and split open, resembling the wings of a butterfly when laid flat, which is how it gets its name. This cut is perfect for grilling, barbecuing, or roasting, as it allows for even cooking and can easily be marinated to enhance flavor. It’s ideal for quick cooking methods or for stuffing and rolling for a more elaborate dish.
All our products are 100% Halal.
Note: Please expect a weight variation of +/- 15gm in your packet
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AUS Grass-Fed Boneless Lamb Loin Butterfly 250gm x 2
2 pieces of 250gm of boneless Lamb Loin Butterfly prepared from fresh Australian Lamb.
A Lamb butterfly cut is a boneless cut that comes from the leg of the lamb. The leg is deboned and split open, resembling the wings of a butterfly when laid flat, which is how it gets its name. This cut is perfect for grilling, barbecuing, or roasting, as it allows for even cooking and can easily be marinated to enhance flavor. It’s ideal for quick cooking methods or for stuffing and rolling for a more elaborate dish.
All our products are 100% Halal.
Note: Please expect a weight variation of +/- 15gm in your packet
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2 pieces of 250gm of boneless Lamb Loin Butterfly prepared from fresh Australian Lamb.
A Lamb butterfly cut is a boneless cut that comes from the leg of the lamb. The leg is deboned and split open, resembling the wings of a butterfly when laid flat, which is how it gets its name. This cut is perfect for grilling, barbecuing, or roasting, as it allows for even cooking and can easily be marinated to enhance flavor. It’s ideal for quick cooking methods or for stuffing and rolling for a more elaborate dish.
All our products are 100% Halal.
Note: Please expect a weight variation of +/- 15gm in your packet
