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New Zealand Whole Leg of Lamb 1.8-2.2kg
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New Zealand Whole Leg of Lamb 1.8-2.2kg

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Fresh is better (The Sainsbury's deal) but if you intend to freeze it anyway, this ain't a bad deal.

Product specifications:

The Iceland Luxury New Zealand Whole Lamb Leg is a high-quality meat product sourced from New Zealand.

product specifications:

  • Whole lamb leg
  • Origin: New Zealand
  • Available for online purchase
  • Free next day delivery for orders over £40
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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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Weight range 1.8 - 2.2kg
Price £5.55 per kilo.
Edited by a community support team member, 3 days ago
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  1. Marlen_B's avatar
    Salam, I just bought 3 from Iceland Hammersmith in London.

    The main label doesn't include any information about if it's Halal
    However the slaughterhouse stamp (SPM51) is among the list of Halal slaughterhouses in NZ

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  2. whathaveidonenow's avatar
    Halal possibly
    whathaveidonenow's avatar
    52376951-GqHGo.jpgNot halal.
  3. 89quidyoucantgowrong's avatar
    I'm struggling to find the weight in this deal listing. Is this £10 per kilo?

    edit: I've added the info for you. (edited)
    arjan1675's avatar
    It says £5.55 per kg
  4. Anewchange's avatar
    Newzeland lamb is killing off the British farmers.

    If your not bothered, thats genuinely fine. But if you are, buy British!
    dazza99's avatar
    Farmers voted to leave the EU and with it subsidies and protection so need to modern and improve their efficiency to compete in the international market in much the same way as New Zealand was forced to do when they suddenly lost access to the UK market in 1973. 
  5. idealstandard's avatar
    How depressing it is that it's more economical/profitable to fly this around the world rather than source locally. (edited)
    jocksteeluk's avatar
    Exactly, what are uk farmers doing to make their lamb double or even triple the price?
  6. bluesuns2's avatar
    Is this online only?
    Grrrrrrrrrrr's avatar
    Nope - picked up one today in Anglia Square, Norwich. (pensioner Tuesday).
  7. bluesuns2's avatar
    Cheaper than the Sainsbury ones which have been frozen and then defrosted when they reach the store
    nik1's avatar
    Nearly £1/kg cheaper! (edited)
  8. sharms420's avatar
    Anyone know if this is available in the food warehouse?
    cjb1971's avatar
    Yes had 2 from there earlier, had to ask as they were still out the back.
    Max of 2 per person.
  9. tucka20's avatar
    Bought one earlier today. I was surprised to see it was frozen over a year ago, and still has a year on its use by.
    iiibdiii's avatar
    Have you not seen Mel Gibson movie, forever young
  10. Jyoosi's avatar
    Fresh is better (The Sainsbury's deal) but if you intend to freeze it anyway, this ain't a bad deal.
    Unfortunately nothing is fresh from a supermarket. Just because it's been defrosted for you, stuck in some plastic wrapping to make the colour pop, doesn't make it fresh.

    Case in point, Iceland's frozen salmon is actually as fresh as you can get outside of catching the thing yourself. Frozen at source, which I assume the lamb is too, meaning it's likely fresher than what you'd get off the shelf.

    So many people I know that don't eat fish or certain meats because they claim that they smell (they aren't wrong about the smell), when in reality it's because the meat on the shelf is rancid.

    The fish you buy from a supermarket is actually so rancid that it's harmful for you. Meat can last quite a bit longer, but fish decays rapidly. The good omega 3 oils become overbearing omega 6.

    TLDR, no meat should have a strong smell. Buying frozen from Iceland is likely as fresh as going to a slaughter house
    KevinMcComps's avatar
    Buy from a local butcher. (edited)
  11. iGlad's avatar
    Will it fit in an airfryer? I best take a tape measure along
    jimmiedodger's avatar
    Depends on the size of the airfryer ,the only one i have found it fits is the Ninja Foodi Flex drawer currently priced at £270 direct from Ninja its the model with the partition in the middle of the drawer, other wise you will need to get a hack saw and cut to fit the whole leg or ask your local butcher, or use a traditional oven i use an oval roasting tin but use a standard roasting pan if it has a lid all the better as it seals in the moisture by putting some tin foil over and under the tin lid to trap the moisture inside.
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  12. iamtheoneandonly's avatar
    Cold not from UK.
  13. Derek_Duval's avatar
    52371621-XzSCP.jpgThe perfect murder weapon, and the evidence can be eaten! 🐑
    gazw's avatar
    Susan George, delightful creature .........
  14. aztecca's avatar
    Welsh lamb is the best.Much more flavour in it and I'm not bothered how it was killed.Will look in Sainsbury for the British lamb.
    jocksteeluk's avatar
    I will happly buy UK lamb at reasonable prices but £29 for a single British leg of lamb from Morrisons as an example isnt reasonable to the average person doing a weekly or monthly shop.
  15. ziggy999's avatar
    All New Zealand Lamb for export is Halal. I wouldn't buy it.
    KevinMcComps's avatar
    Good for you. I would.
  16. KevinMcComps's avatar
    Fresh ones for €10 at the Centra near me.
  17. orlando08's avatar
    Just had delivery of my 2….. excellent!!
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    AbuYazeedUK's avatar
    Can you post a picture of the barcode please?
  18. Anwar_Ali's avatar
    Wish it was halal 😩
    ukpokemonmaster's avatar
    I think New Zealand lamb is all halal, you should double-check though!
  19. BRIGHTLIGHTZ's avatar
    Someone confirm if this is halal thank really looks like an amazing steal
    orlando08's avatar
    I've checked the label and there's nothing stating its halal.....
  20. UserH's avatar
    Would any barcode experts be able to verify if this is halal? Cheers
  21. knocka's avatar
    Haven't had lamb for ages it got too expensive for what it was years ago beef was dear now it's lamb for some reason used to have leg of lamb for Sunday then save the bone for Stew in a week (edited)
    christoph22's avatar
    Beer was never deer, venison is deer
  22. ehsan111's avatar
    Stamped halal the last time I got it.. different brand tho..seems all Aussy and New Zeland lamb is halal (well most of it) says on label if it is (edited)
    piranha86's avatar
    interested to know which brand and where did you get it from?
  23. jimmiedodger's avatar
    52372202-8YVOw.jpgNobody mentioned the mint sauce !! (edited)
    v5535's avatar
    Don't forget za Pistachio Caaaake!
  24. morrig's avatar
    Partner went to Speke warehouse non there went to Garston local got a 1.969 lg for £9 with 10% old biddys discount. (edited)
    Yarddog's avatar
    Had them in penny lane neighbourhood earlier (edited)
  25. Blondie's avatar
    Great price for leg of lamb! Thanks for sharing!
  26. P-A1XAKS's avatar
    I love lambs

    BlackHawk's avatar
    I know, they taste amazing.
  27. Jae123's avatar
    Thank you.
  28. benjijmason's avatar
    Ordered two. Cheers
  29. bas613357's avatar
    Saw this it’s a nice deal.
  30. nighatshan's avatar
    I think the New Zealand leg of Lamb is halal too
    ukpokemonmaster's avatar
    yes it is, (and I think this is always) I think it's terrible that this is hidden. EDIT - apparently it is stamped halal according to a comment on here, so maybe not so hidden. (edited)
  31. middla's avatar
    they also have 3 primula cheese tube flavours in their 3 for £5, and the shopmium app has 50p off each of them which would work out at 50p for each.
    KevinMcComps's avatar
    Worst 'cheese' on earth. More like discharge than cheese. They love it in the US.
  32. tennysonford_Blackbird's avatar
    A good deal Tesco wanted about 12 quid for a small piece.
  33. sleepingwonder's avatar
    is this online only or instore too?
    Kushdy's avatar
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    Both, I ordered online and just picked up 2 more in store.
  34. TypicalAsianFindingDeals's avatar
    How do I cut it
    Loopylin's avatar
    With a carving knife. 😁
  35. pooji.'s avatar
    Can someone confirm if it halal?
    blazons's avatar
    Wait for it.......
  36. Sukesh's avatar
    Sainsbury's deal better than this of 6.50£ kg?
  37. mfactor's avatar
    Different question I usually buy this from Sainsburys and cut it into 3 as I live alone, with a large Hacksaw, anyone done it with Frozen lamb ?

    PS if you defrost in the fridge you can refreeze it...

    Could not find the lamb bit but its the same stilltasty.com/Que…181
  38. ukmonkey's avatar
    Great job 👏🏻 
  39. durutti's avatar
    aren't they frozen from NZ?
  40. megac0v's avatar
    Halal
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