How does mutton differ from lamb?!
Answers: Mutton is the old sheep and lamb is the young sheep. Mutton is really fatty and it has a "different" taste--either you like it or you don't kind of thing.
mutton is like the adult thing while lamb is like the baby...
i think mutton is an older sheep and the meat is a little bit tougher, whereas lamb is only young and tender
Same as the difference between beef & veal ~ the age of the source.
Lamb is under a year old.
Mutton is older 1-2 years. More taste.
Hogget 2+ years. More taste.
The older meat requires longer slower cooling
muton is any lamb older then 12 months and the meat is tuffer
Mutton is made from an older lamb, I think
not really
Firstly I am vegetarian.
Difference is that lamb is premature stage of mutton.
Like child and adult in humanbeing.