Cooked chickens

RevArkwright | 17:12 Tue 23rd Oct 2012 | Food & Drink

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Morrisons used to be two for £7. Now £5.49 each. Ridiculous.

I understand a VAT increase has been applied.
Good news. ASDA two for £6. £4.50 each, a bargain.

Thought I would share that.

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DTcrosswordfan

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Agneau au sel is delish, Rev, lamb that is brought down to the estuary and fed on the sea grasses.....Northern France and the Solway Firth for such lamb. Then there is Agneau du Lait, lamb fed solely on milk (much younger than calves), the meat white.............

17:28 Tue 23rd Oct 2012

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murraymints

Imagine being reincarnated and coming back as a ..chicken !!!! ooohh noooooo !!!

Old_Geezer

I don't see the logic of refusing veal yet accepting dairy produce. If you have milk in your tea/coffee, or an ice cream, or cheese, the offspring that is not drinking that milk has to be disposed of somehow. Should it go to waste ?

RevArkwright

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I believe OG they are bog standard 6/8 week old roasting fowl.

jackthehat

We have Cockerham Salt Marsh Lamb available round here.

Shame if you don't live closer, Rev........

RevArkwright

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Cruel world OG, thank goodness we are at the top of the food chain.

ladybirder

Agree OG.

RevArkwright

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http://www.saltmarsh-lamb.co.uk/

Interesting

ladybirder

I was agreeing with your 17.32 post OG.

friedgreentomato

I only buy free range chickens two for a tender from my local butchers

RevArkwright

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Gracious, £135 plus carriage for a full lamb. Think I will stick with a £3 chicken.

RevArkwright

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two for a tender ?

Sounds very reasonable. I know, £10.

Old_Geezer

I'm happy for you to agree with either or both LB :-)

friedgreentomato

Apologies my iPad doctored my spelling!

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DTCwordfan

Sounds like a trip to Normandy in May - wash down with some local Calva - there used to be a brilliant shop in Rouen just across from the west door of the cathedral and down towards the bridge over the Seine, possibly still there.

ladybirder

How funny Red, chicken = tender:-) Try mutton and see if it says tough.

DTCwordfan

That of course is a whole sheep......I see they sell by the kg.

jackthehat

It's very nice........and quite close to where we live.

ladybirder

DT everybody except you seems to be talking about supermarket chickens:-) LOL.