100g:
Energy: 122kcal
Fat: 1,8g; saturates:0,5g
Carbohydrate: 0,2g
of which sugar: <0,1
Protein: 25,9g
Salt: 0,79
Top comments
thekanester
19 Apr 166#1
This deal EMUses me
NoFinPhish to thekanester
19 Apr 166#2
Rhea-ly?
008
20 Apr 163#12
HEAT!
Healthy and yum.. just grill them or pan fry [no oil] very slowly to get the best out of them!
Latest comments (34)
adriansk
22 Apr 16#33
Better than chicken?
WoopsieGuy to adriansk
22 Apr 16#34
I would say yeah but maybe that's coz I have chicken all the time and it's nice to try something different, but tbh it's a completely different taste to chicken, it's better to compare it with duck
cheaperbythe12
22 Apr 16#32
Thanks. Had these in Edinburgh Craigmillar store. Also picked up kangaroo steaks for 1.99 too. Had a good few left so even at this price they're a bit slow out of the freezer.
Gmitch2000
20 Apr 16#23
Are these in the refrigerated or frozen second? Thanks.
euphoria007 to Gmitch2000
21 Apr 16#31
Frozen I don't think they are raw though
Duelling Duck
20 Apr 16#30
I thought they were quite kiwik whitted, dodon't you think?
RayB
20 Apr 162#29
These are steaks and frozen. Very lean and low fat, so they are healthy and very tasty like good steak but a different taste. They could be a bit dry if you don't use oil to fry them.
Besford
20 Apr 16#28
Not really 'healthy' - just less unhealthy than most meat with more fat.
Can be great if cooked properly.
WoopsieGuy
20 Apr 161#27
Just picked up 4 boxes from the streatham store, love when they have these items in, especially the kangaroo
Tyranicus66
20 Apr 16#26
Vegetarians too if you cut it really thin!
08sam1
20 Apr 16#25
I hated it when i tried it, tasted weird and disgusting
vfxuk
20 Apr 161#13
Made of horse.
knight01 to vfxuk
20 Apr 162#15
You mean Horstrich.
Stubee to vfxuk
20 Apr 162#16
The horses have been fed primarily on ostrich meat so it works out ok.
musicman to vfxuk
20 Apr 162#24
I'm going to bury my head in the sand and forget I ever heard that...,
GrenD
20 Apr 161#22
The ostrich used to make the horse feed have only been eating lentils and tofu, so this product is suitable for vegans.
iom24fps
20 Apr 16#21
Are these already cooked, and are they formed pieces of meat?
008
20 Apr 161#20
>>>>>
Each to their own, never had a dry one yet ;-)
Sstar1919
20 Apr 16#19
Link goes nowhere.
008
20 Apr 163#12
HEAT!
Healthy and yum.. just grill them or pan fry [no oil] very slowly to get the best out of them!
paradigm to 008
20 Apr 161#18
I wouldn't cook these slowly. They have very very little fat. Cooking slowly will dry and toughen the meat
GPDawes
20 Apr 161#17
Like this when cooked in restaurants. Tried the iceland frozen ones and thought tuff. I think you need to be careful and not over cook it. May be thats what I did.
FatalSaviour
20 Apr 162#14
Both of these jokes are a bit of o-stritch don't you think??
MR GUS
20 Apr 161#11
they'll have been sous vide, which makes them a pleasure to give a crust too & melt in your mouth texture, ...watch out folk its really dense meat so FILLING ..don't get confused over the size & think it is a bit stingey.
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Normally £4.99
Lidl Horley
100g:
Energy: 122kcal
Fat: 1,8g; saturates:0,5g
Carbohydrate: 0,2g
of which sugar: <0,1
Protein: 25,9g
Salt: 0,79
Top comments
Healthy and yum.. just grill them or pan fry [no oil] very slowly to get the best out of them!
Latest comments (34)
Can be great if cooked properly.
I'm going to bury my head in the sand and forget I ever heard that...,
Each to their own, never had a dry one yet ;-)
Healthy and yum.. just grill them or pan fry [no oil] very slowly to get the best out of them!
http://groceries.iceland.co.uk/kezie-ostrich-fillet-125g/p/57597
Eat it, before it eats you. :wink: