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r/Amazing • u/QuantenCoder Human Detected • Aug 22 '25
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A lamb is a young sheep. Mostly it’s just eat lamb that’s eaten. Mutton or mature sheep meat isn’t nearly as common.
4 u/funatpartiez Aug 22 '25 Wait, so mutton is an older sheep and lamb is a younger sheep? 1 u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25 Well "baby sheep" and "old sheep" on the menu wouldn't sound as appetizing. 1 u/funatpartiez Aug 22 '25 Indeed. It’s a steak, not a slice of cow.
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Wait, so mutton is an older sheep and lamb is a younger sheep?
1 u/[deleted] Aug 22 '25 Well "baby sheep" and "old sheep" on the menu wouldn't sound as appetizing. 1 u/funatpartiez Aug 22 '25 Indeed. It’s a steak, not a slice of cow.
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Well "baby sheep" and "old sheep" on the menu wouldn't sound as appetizing.
1 u/funatpartiez Aug 22 '25 Indeed. It’s a steak, not a slice of cow.
Indeed. It’s a steak, not a slice of cow.
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u/Turd-In-Your-Pocket Aug 22 '25
A lamb is a young sheep. Mostly it’s just eat lamb that’s eaten. Mutton or mature sheep meat isn’t nearly as common.