The latest annual lamb ad from Meat and Livestock Australia takes aim at 'offences' such as eating a meat pie with a knife and fork, changing the channel during the Test cricket and not knowing the words to Khe Sanh.
Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this articleCopy linkThe latest annual lamb ad from Meat and Livestock Australia has been welcomed by farmers, as the industry experiences a drop from record high prices last year.
"We're aimed at selling to more specialised markets and those don't seem to be as affected as much," he said.Conversation starter "They always get a bit of a smile on your face because it stimulates everybody's thoughts when it comes to barbecuing," he said. "Now we wish lamb had 10 legs and instead of four, because there's just not enough lamb shanks to go around.
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