26/09/2025
Great article - Scottish Quality Wild Venison in schools and universities is coming…Our children, students and people of Scotland deserve to eat the best to be the best.
👧👦🏻 Introducing Venison to Kids: Why It Matters 😋🦌
Raising kids in a world of processed foods and overly fatty meats means we’ve got to be a little more intentional about what lands on their plates. But introducing something like venison doesn’t have to be scary or complicated — in fact, it can be fun and adventurous.
1️⃣ Builds a broader palate — Giving kids exposure to different flavours and textures early helps them become more adaptable eaters.
2️⃣ Promotes nutrient diversity — Venison brings in micronutrients that complement other proteins (fish, chicken, plant-based) they already eat.
3️⃣ Fosters connection with nature / sourcing — If you hunt or source from local ethically harvested meat, there’s a powerful story behind the food — about respect, sustainability, and stewardship.
4️⃣ Teaches “whole-food thinking” — It’s a chance to show kids that meat doesn’t have to come wrapped in plastic or cages — it can be simple, clean, and real.
5️⃣ Venison isn’t just delicious — it’s one of the healthiest red meats you can eat. Compared to beef, it’s leaner, lower in fat and calories, and packed with high-quality protein to keep you fuller for longer. It’s also naturally rich in iron, B vitamins, and zinc — all essential for energy, growth, and a strong immune system.
Are any of your kids eating venison yet? James Scott Anne-Marie Bain Scottish Venison