[JessTheCat]

Lincolnshire Chipolatas have been an integral part of our Christmas dinner for as long as I can remember but this year I can't find any anywhere. Has anyone spotted them??

It's beginning to look as though I'm going to have to use Cumberlands as a substitute and I know this is going to cause complaint from a couple of elderly relatives!

Merry Christmas x

[Yeah_Jackie]

I have this problem too. I think when you bite into them the dialect gives them away.

[JessTheCat]

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Originally Posted by Yeah_Jackie

I have this problem too. I think when you bite into them the dialect gives them away.

LOL - you've obviously met my relatives!

[degsyhufc]

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Originally Posted by JessTheCat

Lincolnshire Chipolatas have been an integral part of our Christmas dinner for as long as I can remember but this year I can't find any anywhere. Has anyone spotted them??

It's beginning to look as though I'm going to have to use Cumberlands as a substitute and I know this is going to cause complaint from a couple of elderly relatives!

Merry Christmas x

Is there that much of a difference?

I sometimes buy Linconshire or Cumberland as a change to regular pork sausages but don't tend to know the difference between the two. I just know they pack and extra punch over plain porkies.

[Specktater]

Spotted some today in Tesco OP and thought of this thread. Hope you manage to find some

[Gogfumble]

I am sure I saw some in Morrison's 'tuther day.

[JessTheCat]

Thanks all, last try will be Morrison's today - my Mother (94) is already moaning at me as if I've not found them on purpose! Perhaps they should all cook their own dinner and spend 6 hours driving themselves around

Merry Christmas x