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Let’s be clear, for some people it does in fact taste gross. For me it’s not gross but the flavor is very intense, and gets old quickly. Each time I need a few
by natch 3y ago
Let’s be clear, for some people it does in fact taste gross.
For me it’s not gross but the flavor is very intense, and gets old quickly. Each time I need a few years break before I can enjoy it again.
- Darmody 3y agoThat has a lot to do with they way it's cooked and how mature the animal was.
- natch 3y agoI've eaten mutton in the US, in China, in India, in Afghanistan, in Pakistan, in Iran, in Iraq, in Turkey, in Greece… I think your theory doesn't stand up to scrutiny. Edit: downvoted why?
- sumedh 3y agoIndia, Pakistan called goat meat as mutton.
- natch 3y agoYes, still tastes bad to me (I admit this is subjective).
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- Darmody 3y agoI don't eat mutton regularly, but when I do I can notice the difference between mutton and lamb. Last time I've eaten, like a month ago, we asked the waiter what was the difference between two plates and she told us basically that, one was more tender with a light flavour, the other one was stronger. Just so you know. I did not downvote you.