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daft question about sausages
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I like the Sainsbury's taste the difference ultimate sausages. They are made from outdoor reared pork and contain 95% pork. They are usually aropund £2 for a pack of 6, but because they are more meaty than other sausages they are more filling and we only have 2 each with pots/chips and veg rather than 3 or 4 cheaper ones, so they are not as expensive as they might seem.
I also like the Debbie and Andrews ones - Tesco often have them on offer.
I'd avoid the Richmond sausages - they have only 41% meat and at least 10% lard.
http://www.tesco.com/superstore/xpi/8/xpi50966128.htm
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Do you want to know what goes into cheap sausages?
Go for quality with mince & sausages - all meat if you care about what you're eating.0 -
sadly the nice sausages are the higher priced ones. I get my sausages from Biggles Sausage shop in London. They are well worth every penny, most of them are sugar and gluten free. The lamb ones are to die for
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I usually buy sausages from our local butcher but if I do see any offers in supermarkets I always look for meat content, nothing under 90% meat will do. If these are on offer I will buy a few packets and freeze, I do like a good sausage.0
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I buy ones from a butchers and tehy are tasty, if i do buy some from the supermarket then i look at the meat content and only buy ones with high meat content0
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Why not just buy a pound of minced pork? 100% meat content I believe.0
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Porky Whites from Tesco and Sainsbury's are absolutely delicious. I can't stand over seasoned sausages (don't get me started on all this added herb malarkey) and these really are the best I've tasted in a loooong time.Dry January: 31/31 days. :T0
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We can't buy cheap sausages as hubby is a coeliac, so our faves are eith Black farmers or Waitrose's chipolatas0
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If you have a costco near you, they have fab sausages - british, over 85% meat (most over 90%), 18 for £4.
And absolutely yummy
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