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Owen Money | 16:47 Thu 29th Nov 2012 | Food & Drink
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Supermarkets have a large selection of ready-made sandwiches for sale these days, there's something for (almost) everybody. But, I've never seen Lamb sandwiches on the shelves, have you?

Is it because Lamb's too expensive/not very popular/doesn't make a good sandwich filling, or...?

I'm not a great lover of Lamb myself tbh (unless it's in a curry), but I know a lot of other people love it. So, what do you think?
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Mutton has not disappeared at all. When a lamb become a year old it automatically becomes a sheep. Mutton comes from a sheep.. Try any Halal butchers
Lamb is hardly ever used for sandwiched because of it's fat content and at todays prices would be 5 times as dear as ham. So a Lamb sandwich would cost £4/£5 and not many people would buy at that price
17:42 Thu 29th Nov 2012
love cold lamb.......with cucumber, cherry toms, mayo and rapsberry chipotle, between two hunks of bread.
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Would it not be a bit too greasy for a sandwich filling?
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Whilst I've eaten cold ham, beef, pork etc, I don't think I've ever eaten cold lamb now you come to mention it. I may try letting some go cold next time we make it. I can imagine it being tough though when it's gone cold
I suppose it's for the same reason that when you go to a deli counter you don't find lamb among the cold meats. Perhaps it has never been thought of as such.
We had lamb for Sunday lunch last week and did eat the leftovers cold. It was nice and not at all tough.
I remember in the film Meet Joe Black, Anthony Hopkin's character's favourite sandwich was mutton, I'd never heard of a mutton sandwich.
I love cold lamb. I'm sure I've seen lamb and mint sandwiches in Tesco.
Mutton vanished over half a century ago with the arrival of refrigerated lamb from New Zealand. I cannot remember ever having had mutton, even in the years of rationing, though I believe it is a staple ingredient of Scotch pies.
Mutton has not disappeared at all. When a lamb become a year old it automatically becomes a sheep. Mutton comes from a sheep.. Try any Halal butchers
Lamb is hardly ever used for sandwiched because of it's fat content and at todays prices would be 5 times as dear as ham. So a Lamb sandwich would cost £4/£5 and not many people would buy at that price
I like cold lamb on a buttie with tomato sauce and a bit of salt.
There is a sandwich shop near where I live, they used to do Lamb and Mint sandwiches. My ex boss used to love them.
Cold lamb is delicious, but it can be a bit chewy - I'd buy it, I love it.
If the lamb is cooked rare, it's delicious cold.
We make a sandwich at work called Lamb Crunch, with leftover lamb, chopped, mixed with onion and mayo and mint sauce. They go down a treat
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Thank you all for your answers :)

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