‘We hae meat’ Expands Reach with Sainsbury's Launch

‘We hae meat’, the popular Scottish family butchers, is thrilled to announce the launch of a selected range of their products in Sainsbury's Scottish stores from this September. This exciting partnership marks a significant milestone for the brand, making its high-quality products even more accessible to customers across Scotland.

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Beyond the plate: supporting RSABI

At We hae meat, we go beyond producing quality meats at affordable prices. We’re proud of our partnerships, which are all about championing organisations that create a positive impact in our local community and our industry. 

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Keep the Neep

At We hae meat we are rooted in Scottish tradition. While most families this Halloween will be carving pumpkins lanterns, we will be carving neep lanterns. 

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Sausage History, Squared!

Our Beef Steak Slice is what’s commonly known as a ‘square sausage’ product. Saying that, of course, might cause some contention, because depending where in Scotland (or indeed the world) you hail from you may call it a ‘Lorne Sausage’, ‘Flat Sausage’, ‘Butcher’s Slice’ or even simply a ‘Slicey’.

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We Hae Heritage!

One of our biggest points of pride here at ‘We hae meat’ is that we’re a genuine family business, through and through.

Perched on the rolling Ayrshire hillsides, Cairnhill farm has long been considered by locals as the home of the county’s finest cattle. Consistently high standards are the key to quality, and with the fourth generation of the Paton family now at the helm – or Alex and Carlyn to us – ‘We hae meat’ is definitely continuing to uphold decades of the family’s exceptional farming standards.

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Now Playing: ‘We hae meat’ Karaoke

At ‘We hae meat’, we’re not afraid to belt out some lyrics when a tune catches our attention or to entertain ourselves as we work preparing our products for you. To us, it doesn’t matter if we’re good at singing, it’s all about fun — and puns!

Over the past couple of months, you’ve answered our call to join our musical mischief for ‘We hae meat’ Karaoke. We asked you to place our products into song lyrics.

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Waste not, want not — beef up your family recipes with leftovers

Here at ‘We hae meat’, we believe food belongs in bellies rather than bin bags – not just because our products are so delicious, but because reducing food waste can help you save money!

Recent figures show that the average Scottish household could save up to £460 per year by reducing their food waste. Beef alone accounts for 2,900 tonnes of waste per year. That’s the equivalent of 26 million burgers going straight into the wheelie bin!

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The Circles of Cairnhill

When it comes to recycling, we all do our part to help keep the environment greener and cleaner.

For you at home, it can be as simple as reducing food wastage or remembering the colours of your recycling bins. You could even try your hand at a little garden farming!

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Investigating a Case of MisSteaken Identity

This summer we set out to surprise, delight and convert a selection of Scotland’s finest food bloggers with an investigation into a case of MiSteaken identity…

The Steak Slice (you might know it better as a square sausage or Lorne) is a peculiarly localised speciality, almost exclusively found nestled amongst full breakfasts and mornings rolls north of the border.

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Proud To Sponsor Doon Valley Boxing Club

As local farmers and family butchers, the next generation and our Ayrshire community are top priorities here at ‘We hae meat’.

These values are as important to the team as our dedication to producing the very best quality meat; so, it was a no-brainer when the opportunity arose to sponsor our local boxing club, Doon Valley.

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Falling for Ayrshire Autumn

With the clocks now turned back and the temperatures dropping there is no denying we are firmly in autumn. It’s time to look out warm jackets, hats, scarves and gloves.

The dark nights, the misty mornings and the shorter days may try to dampen our moods as we know the warmth and light of summer has entirely gone.

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