Lidl to sell Reindeer!
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Apparently much richer - if you saw Hestons Christmas last year.
I hevan't had supermarket venison I like and love it fresh, wonder if this will be the same?
I hevan't had supermarket venison I like and love it fresh, wonder if this will be the same?
Ikea have been selling reindeer salami for years without fuss
It's good too.
In related news, Rudolph (and all santas other reindeer) is a girl.
It's good too.
In related news, Rudolph (and all santas other reindeer) is a girl.
Reindeer tastes..well..reindeer. No other (norwegian) meat taste like it.
It is quite tasty, but rather expensive, too expensive I think.
But if you haven`t tasted it before I recommend you do, if you got the chance.
Tor
It is quite tasty, but rather expensive, too expensive I think.
But if you haven`t tasted it before I recommend you do, if you got the chance.
Tor
Of course you'd have to serve this with a big red nose on the side of the plate wouldn't you?
Your giving me ideas in my head now....
Had it for Dinner last night 
Its one of my favourite meats, moist and tender with a wonderful flavour!
Dont know what the big fuss is about though- whats so different to eating reindeer from other meats? Rudolph, timmy, chicken little and bambi all yummy, LOL
Cheers
Ness
Its one of my favourite meats, moist and tender with a wonderful flavour!
Dont know what the big fuss is about though- whats so different to eating reindeer from other meats? Rudolph, timmy, chicken little and bambi all yummy, LOL
Cheers
Ness
Even my vegetarian wife can't see what all the fuss is about. As she said what is the difference between eating beef and reindeer (or even cat and dog for that matter so long as it is reared for food and not someone's pet). If you are going to eat meat then it is a bit hypocritical being squeemish about certain animals just because they are some how cute. That's our view any way.
Of course you'd have to serve this with a big red nose on the side of the plate wouldn't you?
Simply garnish with a cherry tomato
forestwalker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
I presume it is "renskav", i.e. thing slices of meat? Presumably the antis are either on the "reindeer is the cute exotic beasts that pull Santa, you can't eat Rudolph" or using it as a good "entry drug" to veganism. In the first case they are ignoring the fact that a reindeer has lived its life out in the bush, and just got herded together for transport (and harvesting) every now and then. So much better on some levels than the cow or pig which has lived all its life in a farm.
It was actually quite nice chuncks of meat.
Reindeer steak i think they called it, not sure where the cut was from but there were about 5 pieces in the pack, each about 2 cm thick and maybe 5cm by 8 cm square. It made a decent meal for the 2 adults and our 1 meat-eating anklebiter.
£5.99 per pack, in the frozen luxury section, with the christmas party stuff
Cheers
Ness
Reindeer steak i think they called it, not sure where the cut was from but there were about 5 pieces in the pack, each about 2 cm thick and maybe 5cm by 8 cm square. It made a decent meal for the 2 adults and our 1 meat-eating anklebiter.
£5.99 per pack, in the frozen luxury section, with the christmas party stuff
Cheers
Ness
Of course you'd have to serve this with a big red nose on the side of the plate wouldn't you?
Your giving me ideas in my head now....
Top money saving tip - feed the kids reindeer the sunday before xmas then on xmas eve tell then that Santa heard of their 'indiscretion' so there will be no prezzies this year. It'll save a fortune!
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