Pure South Grass Fed Lamb
It doesn't get better than Pure South's traditionally grown red meat for quality and flavour.
Pure South is the produce of Alliance, New Zealand’s only 100% farmer owned red meat co-operative. Their farmers have been farming as nature intended for more than 75 years and produce New Zealand’s finest quality free-range grass fed nutritious and delicious red meat.
Traditionally grown meat offers nuanced flavours and subtle differences in texture that change as the seasons ebb and flow, just as you would expect from the multiple flavour profiles of wine, coffee and craft beer.
Pure South Grass Fed Lamb has a distinctive flavour profile and tasting notes, reflective of the unique environment it’s grown in, taking on the unique flavours from freely foraged pastures of lush, nutrient-dense green grasses, herbs, wild flowers and berries as well as the breed of animal, grazing conditions, forage, selection criteria and aging process.
Pure South Lamb won gold at the Outstanding NZ Food Producer Awards. The judges commented that Pure South Lamb was “an incredibly luxurious finely textured lamb. The flavour was fantastic and they have not tasted better”.
Please visit puresouthshop.com for New Zealand’s finest grass-fed red meat delivered right to your door.
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latest issue:
Issue #114
Autumn has arrived, and with it, the latest issue of dish, jam-packed with recipes that will have you fizzing to get in the kitchen! With a long Easter lunch featuring perfectly pink, blushing roast leg of lamb and wildly decadent baked mashed potatoes with caramelised onions, to simply scrumptious chocolate treats and sensational seasonal baking this issue has you covered - we reckon the Hot Cross Buns are our best yet! Salads make way for soothing soups, pies, puddings and our cover star beef cheek ragù with spaghetti – a must-make dinner for family and friends. With over 60 recipes in our latest issue there’s plenty of inspiration to keep you busy – and well-fed! Don’t forget to share your dish dishes with our Facebook community.