One of my favourite cuts of lamb meat has been on an all-time low since I started eating this
Lamb Loin Chops $16/kg @ Coles
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LBillbezos on 16/01/2024 - 14:40 coles.com.au (1917 clicks)
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Chop the fat off for the dogs, eat the small portion of remaining good stuff.
We trust you B Dawg.
It's not for me I swear :D
Chop the fat off for the dogs
Not good for dogs…
My dogs run around like lunatics all day and mostly eat lean meat, rice and veg, I'm sure they'll be fine. They're not sitting on the couch all day watching netflix.
They're not sitting on the couch all day watching netflix.
Mine does…
Fat trimmed from meat, both cooked and uncooked, can cause pancreatitis in dogs.
https://www.webmd.com/pets/dogs/ss/slideshow-foods-your-dog-…
Great for vets
How about using the fat as subsitute for cooking oil. Many research say animal fat is better than cooking oil.
I don't think saturated fats are found to be healthy in research….
Olive or coconut oil is still better than cooking with fat
Fat is the best part
The fat when charred is almost the best part
It is definitely the best part.
Best to cook the lamb fat with some potatoes, way better than any "duck fat" potatoes.
Stop it! My mouth is watering so bad!
Yep i sear n render the fat off initially… and then remove them and cook them in their own fat.. most flavourful curries.. if its particularly large amounts of fat i save the oil in a jar for eggs in the morning.
Lamb fat is bloody delicious
It is good. One member of my family specifically asks for "more lamb fat please".
Yum
Is this cut better than forequarter chops?
I like fore1/4 chops better as they're often juicier and have more flavour. They can be grilled/BBQ'd (not too long tho!), marinated and casseroled.
I also like Lamb Cutlets, (Also from the same/adjoining area as Loin Chops) especially crumbed.
I like certain forequarter chops
The ones with the cutlet on them.
I don't buy forequarter chops from Aldi, the hide the rubbish cuts under the nice cuts. Other supermarkets do this to a lesser degree.
As much as I'm happy to eat forequarters all day long, the loin chops are definitely better. (Hence them usually being a little dearer.)
Just think of these as lamb 'Homunculus' T bone steaks. They are delish.
The meat on this cut is more tender.
hanging out for deal on lamb cutlets, even then the ones at coles lately have been mostly fat with little meat (more than usual).
Jeepers Mr fancy pants!
Costco lamb tends to be far better quality than COlesworth if you've got one near you.
Both are about 40-45 min unfortunately one way
:(
One of my favourite cuts of lamb meat
I prefer forequarter chops over these…
The best by far are lamb cutlets… (they're on sale until today)
Do you prefer Australian lamb cutlets? Do you buy them raw or cooked?
Do you buy them raw or cooked?
Who sells them cooked?
You tell me
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Damn didn’t realise a government in power for over a year had that much influence over one that had been in power for 21/25 years. Crazy!
have zero influence to affect the current inflation rate and reserve bank cash rate.
I do love an economy with zero inertia. Makes it way easier to have any prior actions have absolutely zero impact on current of future trends.
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Albanese should have learned in school how to fix the economy
You think he shouldn't have?
@illusion99: @jv is a classic boomer with way too much time on his hands who has been spoon-fed newscorp propaganda. He probably misses scomo and abbott lol.
Neither of which has barely anything to do with him. He’s the only PM in the last 10 years that hasn’t splashed cash like there’s no tomorrow (except the stupid subs, but that’s not fuelling inflation) . It’s nice to have some grown ups in charge.
Neither of which has barely anything to do with him
Both are significantly influenced by the incumbent governments' fiscal policies.
@jv: Well, not really. Inflation and resulting rates rises were well underway before Labor got elected.
What labor policy or program do you think created it? They’ve been relatively tight with money compared to Scott Morrison
that hasn’t splashed cash like there’s no tomorrow
Don't worry, the Vic government is more than making up for that…
FFS, this is our safe haven. No politics please!
No jv please!
Trust some troll to make a post about meat political.
No need to lambast me over it
Add salt, render fat, eat. Delicious!
Lamb forequarter chops at $12.50/kg these days is too good (was previously $16/kg)
All lamb chops are created equal.
It’s just that some are more equal than others.
Meanwhile farmers are getting around $4/kg for premium lambs
Previously was $2 for a whole lamb!!
Transport costs more, so they just shot them.Guessing these should currently be selling around $8/kg.
Yeah they were getting $10-11 a year or so back for quite some time, but its been low for a while now, so its amusing to see it takes so long for the supermarkets to pass on those lower costs.
I'm not sure why farmers don't come together and just do the whole process themselves and make a killing
because the processes involved are expensive, heavily regulated and sensitive to market conditions and seasons. Things like Transport, Abattoirs, butchers etc are not inconsiderable costs and they all carry considerable risk which most farmers can't afford more of.
Some do have deep enough pockets to vertically integrate, but for the vast majority that is true.
The supply chain, especially in this country, is expensive both in regulation and actual $.
They could probably just talk to those industries and cut out Woolworths/Cole's altogether, I'm sure there's a way but I definitely don't have the complete solution and that's the issue, I guess there's no one willing enough to lead the other farmers and organise it. Rather sell off to Chinese investment instead which I can't fault them for, I'd do the exact same in that position but that's the problem, there's no leaders in Australia.
@lookingforadeal7: There have been plenty of CO-OP's that do parts of this in the past and present, it is not a silver bullet, in the end you have to be where the customers are which is in coles/woolies. But as mentioned it is basically stacking risk on top of risk, a bad season becomes magnified, plenty of those middle men that are raking in the money at the moment go bankrupt in a bad season, we have seen a lot of abattoirs, butchers and transport companies go under and in a bad season they all lose money.
@gromit: That makes sense, I suppose the marketing budget should be included. I'd drive an hour or more if it meant getting stuff for half price of what Cole's seems "half price". Obviously a huge operation so I can see why if one thing goes wrong they'd take a huge loss. But my guess is that farmers undercut each other for more business or corporations bought up farms and are able to undercut those farmers to have gotten to this point in the first place. I guess I just need to go looking for a cheap butcher around but every butcher I've entered in the past 6 months the prices are higher than Cole's or Woolies.
I guess I just need to go looking for a cheap butcher around but every butcher I've entered in the past 6 months the prices are higher than Cole's or Woolies
And that is reality, despite a lot of moaning and upset people there isn't a lot of fat in the prices, once you take away the benefits that coles and woolies get from scale (which is a nice profit margin) the local butcher can't compete on price, but they can compete on service and quality. Farm prices are dictated by contracts they sell to suppliers or the current market prices at saleyards (i.e. auction) or direct to Abattoir so farmers don't undercut each other, but they are beholden to the market which means if too much supply prices go down.
Because the whole chain is as rigged as the two supermarket system - https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-25/jbs-meat-company-aust…
Some good comments below but fair to say you can buy direct if you seek them out.
Uber farmer… which will actually be worse than Colesworth. But, with social media, cellar door sales could be a thing. Colesworth would probably drop them if they did. Reality..share holders.. profits are the goal..not helping farmers or consumers (regardless who the company is).
Foodland here in SA have meet prices often 50% less than Colesworth. Ie. Pork roasts are often $4.90/kg. Lamb at $8/kg is the norm. Whole scotch fillet $14/kg etc . If you are paying $40/kg at Colesworth… well
Lol. I'll stick to $600 steaks.
That's a cheap steak.
Most butchers near me in brisbane are selling $9/kg
Grab them!
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16/kg for fat