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Frozen Sausages
I'd never tried frozen sausages until recently. I bought a pack of Sainsburys own brand ones, as I was fed up with buying fresh sausages and having them go out of date. They are surprisingly good. Very much like the sausages you'd get in a greasy spoon cafe.
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/wcsstore...1898583_L.jpeg Anyone recommend any other good frozen sausages? |
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Why not just freeze the sausages you normally buy before they go out of date?
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Why not just freeze the sausages you normally buy before they go out of date?
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I'd never tried frozen sausages until recently. I bought a pack of Sainsburys own brand ones, as I was fed up with buying fresh sausages and having them go out of date. They are surprisingly good. Very much like the sausages you'd get in a greasy spoon cafe.
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/wcsstore...1898583_L.jpeg Anyone recommend any other good frozen sausages?
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Why not just freeze the sausages you normally buy before they go out of date?
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I'd never tried frozen sausages until recently. I bought a pack of Sainsburys own brand ones, as I was fed up with buying fresh sausages and having them go out of date. They are surprisingly good. Very much like the sausages you'd get in a greasy spoon cafe.
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/wcsstore...1898583_L.jpeg Anyone recommend any other good frozen sausages? ![]() As others have said, why not just buy good sausages and freeze them? |
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My mum has switched to frozen sausages, she gets Richmond. I prefer to get my sausages from the butchers.
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My mum has switched to frozen sausages, she gets Richmond. I prefer to get my sausages from the butchers.
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I love Richmond sausages, fresh or frozen. I don't care what they contain/don't contain.
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I love Richmond sausages, fresh or frozen. I don't care what they contain/don't contain.
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I hate sausages that are >95% meat, they always seem a bit chewy.
Needs something else I reckon, and some pork belly too. Waitrose ones are the best I find, either these http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Display...oductId=149491 Or these are just as good normally. http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Display...oductId=409460 |
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I hate sausages that are >95% meat, they always seem a bit chewy.
Needs something else I reckon, and some pork belly too. Waitrose ones are the best I find, either these http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Display...oductId=149491 Or these are just as good normally. http://www.waitrose.com/shop/Display...oductId=409460 |
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Why not just freeze the sausages you normally buy before they go out of date?
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I love Richmond sausages, fresh or frozen. I don't care what they contain/don't contain.
My local butcher makes some wonderful Extra Sage Sausages - they usually have to go out the back and get them from the freezer. |
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Just had some of these:
https://www.heckfood.co.uk/product/f...re-97-sausages Plenty of flavour, really nice. And a sensible amount of (dare I say) salt in them to bring out the flavour. |
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There's not many sausages about at greater than 95%.
I tried these but didn't like them. Strangely I thought they were too meaty. |
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http://www.debbieandandrews.co.uk/ou...-pork-sausages
I tried these but didn't like them. Strangely I thought they were too meaty. |
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Just had some of these:
https://www.heckfood.co.uk/product/f...re-97-sausages Plenty of flavour, really nice. And a sensible amount of (dare I say) salt in them to bring out the flavour. |
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Asda chicken sausages are good
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If I can't get to the butcher for his Marmite or sage sausages, then I find Porky Whites have the right balance of meat to seasoning. Costco do some nice ones too.
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Butchers beef links cannot be bettered.
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I prefer to get my sausages from the butchers.
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Edwards Sausages are nice, probably my favourites. I also like the sausages you get with a Wetherspoons' breakfast.
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These are actually made by Debbie & Andrew as in the link below. They sold their original company and started Heck.
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If Richmond sausages are a bit too hardcore, there's always those frankfurters that you buy vacuum sealed into tough plastic. They last for decades.
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