Absolutely disgusting hardly any meat and tons of
Absolutely disgusting hardly any meat and tons of watery gravy with no flavour at all the second one i had to throw away there was at least 5 small shards of bone the size of tacks and just as sharp if i hadn't decided to take it off the bone before eating it i could have easily swallowed them an ended up in hospital because they would definitely have cut my throat and maybe even worse my insides
Very poor value
Two pieces were very different. One was short and thick, the other was long and thin. Not what I recognised as Lamb Rump at all. A lot of extraneous fat and bone.
extreme disappointment
I have had them previously and enjoyed them. Of the last two.. one was delicious and the other, although the package was in good condition and sealed, the meat was bad with a dark blue colour and a rotten smell! never again
this lamb is really tasty, I would buy again.
this lamb is really tasty, I would buy again.
Tasty but tiny
Tasty but tiny
We thoroughly enjoyed these steaks. Tender and bro
We thoroughly enjoyed these steaks. Tender and broke away from the bone without effort. Wonderful.
Pass
Sadly these did not live up to expectation for several reasons. The meat to bone ratio was very low and the sauce was atrocious — slightly sweet, didn’t taste natural, and there was a lot of sauce (likely to make up the remaining advertised packaging weight). The best part was seeing my dogs face when she got to eat the bones.
Delicious
Positive Points...Seriously tender and tasty, and plenty of meat. Very limited gravy so we made up my normal one and added it to the meat. Negative Points....There was an awful lot of 'lumps of fat' in the pouch (which you can easily get rid of, if that's not your preference) As Lamb can be fatty, depending on the cut, on this occasion I didn't feel it was fair to drop any 'Stars' especially as it would only take a moment to adjust things. Good price point. Would Recommend.
Horrible
A lump of fat in a grease sauce
Excellent value.
Had it twice now, neither time was there excessive fat/gristle - I found it extremely tender & tasty. Didn't realise until very recently, that I had what was called "shinnie" some 60 years ago, and I had not heard of it again until I came across this item in Tesco.
