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Iceland Luxury Whole Leg of Lamb 1.8-2.2kg in-store and online
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Iceland Luxury Whole Leg of Lamb 1.8-2.2kg in-store and online

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Iceland are again selling a while leg of lamb for £10.
Online from today, in-store tomorrow
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Iceland has currently Get £6 off your first £45+ shop , and the referrer gets £6 off a £60+ spend campaign, if you want to use it you can do so from this .

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  1. Miah.90's avatar
    Not halal guys, their meat is pre-stunned.
    MattH1973's avatar
    Actually all New Zealand lamb is pre-stunned, (mainly by electricity) and virtually all is slaughtered in the Halal way. It can still be labelled and classed as Halal, despite being pre-stunned. It can also not be marked as Halal, mainly for export to the likes of the U.K, due to weak laws that don't insist on the method of slaughter being declared on packaging. (edited)
  2. AfAf_U's avatar
    I wonder if it halal?
    MattH1973's avatar
    Actually all New Zealand lamb is pre-stunned, (mainly by electricity) and virtually all is slaughtered in the Halal way. It can still be labelled and classed as Halal, despite being pre-stunned. It can also not be marked as Halal, mainly for export to the likes of the U.K, due to weak laws that don't insist on the method of slaughter being declared on packaging.
  3. ducati900fe's avatar
    Why buy lamb from the other side of the world when we can buy the best right here on our doorstep, Welsh lamb.
    blahblahblah1234's avatar
    There's a seasonal factor involved.
    The southern hemisphere is 6 months out, so their summer is our winter etc..
    It's too early in the UK for fresh spring lamb, as lamb is best when it's typically 4 to 6 months old.
    UK lamb is most plentiful in the autumn, and conversely you find NZ lamb is most plentiful in our spring.
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  4. Sentral's avatar
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    buliztik's avatar
    Look at that delicious little critter
  5. AfAf_U's avatar
    Is it from new Zealand?
    beccap431's avatar
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    Yes, New Zealand 52457098-6mmpw.jpg
  6. hedgyhog's avatar
    What makes this "Luxury"?
    AdelRawas's avatar
    The lamb had a jacuzzi
  7. Amigo444444's avatar
    Tried to book, says need to spend £40!
    MattH1973's avatar
    Even if you ordered one online and thought you'd booked one, you wouldn't have actually achieved anything until that order was picked in-store. Virtually all supermarkets operate the exact same way and your order is picked from the shelf. What you receive against what you order is dependent on what stock is on the shelves at the time it's picked by staff, not the time it's ordered. This is again the exact reason why someone may place their Christmas order weeks or months in advance, under the pretence they have reserved stock, they haven't.
  8. pixelchef's avatar
    For those who prefer fresh over frozen, Sainsbury's are selling whole leg of lamb for £6.50/kg with Nectar card.

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    stec77's avatar
    As it’s come from New Zealand I’d expect it to have been frozen for transport and then defrosted before putting on the shelf?
  9. morrig's avatar
    Last deal about 2 weeks ago got one that worked out about £4.50 a kilo after over 60s discount 10% on Tuesday. (edited)
  10. PaulJustinForsyth's avatar
    Mine says frozen in DEC 2022 and use by May 2025 .. that surly can't be right ??
    MattH1973's avatar
    It is pal, you could probably eat in ten years or more and it'd still be fine if stored and kept frozen correctly. (edited)
  11. deleted1301349's avatar
    Anybody seen a good price on a whole leg of fresh British lamb? - don't ask me why it has to be British.
  12. aje2010's avatar
    Can anyone confirm if these are Halal?
    MattH1973's avatar
    Pre-stunned Halal they will be, but not labelled as such or certified as such.
  13. Theruddz's avatar
    Buy British!
  14. mad2477's avatar
    Ooooh might have to fire up the Weber for this. Yum thanks op
  15. steve.clarke's avatar
    Down to £9 for over 60's on Tuesday
    Kevlar.Engineer's avatar
    How do you get that? Thanks
  16. WazK's avatar
    I feel I’m being ripped off somewhere - I bought similar weight from a halal butcher for around £40 last week. How can it be so cheap to import as opposed to using British lamb? I’m going vegetarian!!
    blahblahblah1234's avatar
    Wrong season atm for fresh British lamb. Animals need to be 4 to 6 months old, but new lambs are only just popping out.
  17. Bargainatix's avatar
    Instore from tomorrow.
  18. NoothGrush's avatar
    Does anyone know if that will still be available on Thursday, please? Thanks
    IbbyS's avatar
    🔮
  19. Ms_Haze's avatar
    Showing £20 online. Says half price though :/

    52457873-bPtNE.jpg Says £20 (edited)
    Bolkyloren's avatar
    I'd try again
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  20. PK_Vlogs's avatar
    Sainsbury's has similar prices and newzeland lamb too! (edited)
    smokeycat's avatar
    Brexit dividend. Put Welsh farmers out of business
  21. Kevlar.Engineer's avatar
    How much fat does this have on it in comparison to other retailers? Thanks (edited)
    whatachef2's avatar
    I got two recently from Iceland and found them to have fairly little fat; just enough for flavour.
  22. terriertom's avatar
    First thought is that somewhere there's a limping lamb with three legs.
    herrbz's avatar
    Nah, it's already had its throat slit.
  23. lovetech's avatar
    Thanks, managed to get some for a change. Worked out less than £5/kg!
  24. clsss's avatar
    What is luxury about a leg of lamb, one might ask.
    Axminister_redX6J's avatar
    All meat is luxury, if we get into a bad war you will find that out but not every country is rich we are just lucky.
  25. mohammedyafai52's avatar
    Sure it’s not horse meat??? lol

    That’s really cheap! Heat added
    VeedubyaGTi's avatar
    Neigh
  26. McShane's avatar
    Picked up 2 this morning, fantastic deal.
  27. MrCharlie's avatar
    Have to get there early, none left in my local branch.
  28. Sinbad's avatar
    None in my local store in Dorchester
  29. horrible's avatar
    52465880-unsgv.jpgHasn't reached the north east yet....Iceland, Blaydon
    MattH1973's avatar
    That's ordering via Just Eat, the offer won't apply and the standard prices are always higher.
  30. alidav84's avatar
    A really hot deal compared with other supermarkets…Grimsby store only had 2 in stock when I visited.
    gggerry's avatar
    ALDI £5.69 per kg
    ASDA £5.70/kg BOTH FRESH AND BETTER DEALS BY FAR
  31. gggerry's avatar
    ITS NOTHING SPECIAL AT ALL ????
    ALDI !!!!!!!!!! WHOLE LEG OF LAMB FRESH Typically 2.5kg

    Typically 2.5kg Approx. £14.23 £16.23
    £5.69 per kg (edited)
  32. gggerry's avatar
    ASDA FRESH LEG OF LAMB IS ONLY £5.70/kg
  33. MrCharlie's avatar
    Got a 3.2 kg for a tenner in local east London branch. Was labelled Australian something or the other, not the Iceland luxury label. Scanned at 10 a the till. You're only allowed to buy one my branch. Weights vary, some of them were 2.2-2.8kg. receipt said 1800g. (edited)
  34. tas_shah's avatar
    Great offer yet a lot of false information. All lambs cows goats are stunned before processing the animal within non religious meat processing as well as halal meat (don't be surprised) BUT kosher meat and jhatka meat can not be stunned for religious reasons. Please Google for yourself.
    Small correction is the exception is HMC (only 1 in UK) but others such HFA HFB etc (over 100 groups) practice same as non religious meat processing (edited)
  35. JasonWells's avatar
    Buy British
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