I've never had it or seen it in a store, restaurant, or even at a butcher shop. Maybe once at this halal place I went to, but even then I wasn't looking for it. There was one episode of Seinfeld with mutton in it, I think. I've had lamb before, but I've heard mutton is gamey. That's probably why it isn't very popular. Most people don't even really like venison.
Same reason why blood is almost impossible to find for blood sausage, black pudding, etc. Amerisharts are spoiled babies when it comes to food, especially the nonwhite ones. Maybe more sharts would eat mutton if it tasted like takis?
blood products are literally illegal here dummy, that's why we don't have black pudding. As to mutton we don't have a wool industry I mean we barely eat lamb as is
>blood products are literally illegal [in the US]
lolwrong
pickerel.
Same reason why blood is almost impossible to find for blood sausage, black pudding, etc. Amerisharts are spoiled babies when it comes to food, especially the nonwhite ones. Maybe more sharts would eat mutton if it tasted like takis?
You're not fooling anyone, Ameriyank.
https://i.imgur.com/NtpzSY1.jpg
Why isn't mutton more popular in America?
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep_wars
https://i.imgur.com/JuCu7Mq.jpg
Because lamb is widely available and tastes better? I use it for plov, koobideh, xinjiang lamb skewers, lamb vindaloo, hot pot, kleftiko and other shank dishes...what's the point of mutton?
Because lamb is widely available and tastes better? I use it for plov, koobideh, xinjiang lamb skewers, lamb vindaloo, hot pot, kleftiko and other shank dishes...what's the point of mutton?
Cattle ranchers won the grazing wars. They had the money and the connections, the shepherds didn't. Cattle ranchers also spread propaganda that sheep destroy land.
Millions of Americans got PTSD from the canned mutton rations they got in WWII and the sheep market never recovered. Lamb is available but it's become a rich person's food so it's ridiculously expensive now.
>brick houses with basements are expensive
What's "expensive" to you? I bought my tiny 2 bedroom brick house with a basement for $80k ten years ago. With home values skyrocketing, it's not inexplicably with $300k.
I've never had it or seen it in a store, restaurant, or even at a butcher shop. Maybe once at this halal place I went to, but even then I wasn't looking for it. There was one episode of Seinfeld with mutton in it, I think. I've had lamb before, but I've heard mutton is gamey. That's probably why it isn't very popular. Most people don't even really like venison.
Same reason why blood is almost impossible to find for blood sausage, black pudding, etc. Amerisharts are spoiled babies when it comes to food, especially the nonwhite ones. Maybe more sharts would eat mutton if it tasted like takis?
blood products are literally illegal here dummy, that's why we don't have black pudding. As to mutton we don't have a wool industry I mean we barely eat lamb as is
>Uh it's uhhh because it's illegal!!!
>Daddy Uncle CSAM won't let me have any, that's why!!
nta but why are you so confrontational man lighten up, jeez
>blood products are literally illegal [in the US]
lolwrong
pickerel.
You're not fooling anyone, Ameriyank.
https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep_wars
>what's the point of mutton?
Kentucky barbecue.
>Bri'ish peasants eat blood instead of the actual meat (reserved for nobles and royalty)
I thought america is full of mutts?
Because lamb is widely available and tastes better? I use it for plov, koobideh, xinjiang lamb skewers, lamb vindaloo, hot pot, kleftiko and other shank dishes...what's the point of mutton?
this post is dripping with small dick energy, and so will his comeback to this
Just feeding ur guilty pleasure ;-O
Have you seen how expensive it is?
where at?
Cattle ranchers won the grazing wars. They had the money and the connections, the shepherds didn't. Cattle ranchers also spread propaganda that sheep destroy land.
Millions of Americans got PTSD from the canned mutton rations they got in WWII and the sheep market never recovered. Lamb is available but it's become a rich person's food so it's ridiculously expensive now.
The people that would eat mutton here eat venison.
Due to a lack of age requirements in the federal regulations most of the lamb on the US market is actually mutton.
that's fascinating
Americans get cheap beef, pork and chicken so they don't care.
They lost the Sheep cattle war anon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheep_wars
Not sure but mutton is great. One of my family members married a Chinese gal and she makes some great lamb.
It's too expensive. Like brick houses with basements.
>brick houses with basements are expensive
What's "expensive" to you? I bought my tiny 2 bedroom brick house with a basement for $80k ten years ago. With home values skyrocketing, it's not inexplicably with $300k.