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Which retailer has the best sausages?
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Salvation_Quirk
21-11-2007
I'm voting for Aldi as they always seem to contain 68% or more meat.
When you grill or fry them they don't shrink either.
Asphodel
21-11-2007
I couldn't say really, as I buy my sausages from butchers or farmers markets ... Pork and Apple,
Pork and Stilton and Mediterranean Lamb sauages are amazing
However, I've recently noticed the new "Truly Irresistible" at CO-Op range have some sausages out, which look quite good. I may give them a try
Last edited by Asphodel : 21-11-2007 at 18:44
Hathor
21-11-2007
Tesco finest are pretty good. I cannot bare cheap sausages!

Porkinsons are also quite good.
Neale
21-11-2007
For packaged sausages (not from a counter) I would choose somerfields, they have never let me down
mintbro
21-11-2007
Asda irish pork sausages are very nice.
TommyGavin76
21-11-2007
ASDA do a nice premium range as do Sainsbury's. Looking forward to the Good Food Show next week as they normally have a load of weird Sausage sellers.
IslandNiles
21-11-2007
The premium range at Asda is very good. They only contain pork shoulder and pork belly at have a meat content of 80%. They're on a long-term price offer of 3 for £6 (six sausages in each pack) and there are quite a few different varieties.
JonDoe
21-11-2007
I haven't eaten any sausages from anywhere since I heard the delightful term, 'connective tissue' on Gordon Ramsay.

I'm not normally squeamish about food but 'connective tissue'.
Alt-F4
21-11-2007
Tesco value. Amazing at only 26p.

8% pork. Now with less scrote.
Barbarella81
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by Hathor:
“Tesco finest are pretty good. I cannot bare cheap sausages!
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I agree, they're the only sausages I've ever liked, none of those hard bits that you get in the cheaper ones!
JonDoe
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by sh1t:
“Tesco value. Amazing at only 26p.”

Perhaps you didn't hear me at the back......

'Connective tissue'.
Salvation_Quirk
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by JonDoe:
“Perhaps you didn't hear me at the back......

'Connective tissue'. ”


And don't forget the dye to make 'em look appetising
lesleyanne
21-11-2007
I only ever buy sausages that have at least 85% meat content. M&S chippolatas are 97% meat. Apart from the meat content, I'm not fussy which supermarket they come from.
darkpaw
21-11-2007
The premium Asda ones are nice.

So are M & S sausages.
JonDoe
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by lesleyanne:
“M&S chippolatas are 97% meat.”

1% connective tissue is too much connective tissue for me.
darkpaw
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by JonDoe:
“I haven't eaten any sausages from anywhere since I heard the delightful term, 'connective tissue' on Gordon Ramsay.

I'm not normally squeamish about food but 'connective tissue'. ”

I think that just means tendons and sinews and bits like that.
PamelaL
21-11-2007
I love The Black Farmer sausages, you can get them in Sainsbury's. And yes he's black and he was on the telly last year too.

http://www.theblackfarmer.com/
JonDoe
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by darkpaw:
“I think that just means tendons and sinews and bits like that.”

That makes it sound much better.
maseymay
21-11-2007
actually i have the nicest sausage you can get
TheBoingoBandit
21-11-2007
Ginger McKeith says that you shouldn't eat sausages, but if you must - then only those with at least 90% meat.



Check out the Black Farmer's sausages. Really nice!
JonDoe
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by PamelaL:
“And yes he's black and he was on the telly last you too. ”

I saw his TV series about trying to get black and Asian inner city kids into farming. .....There was a particularly unsettling bit when the kids went into the local town centre and the locals looked like martians had just landed.

Unbelievably, he is (or was) the ONLY black farmer in Britain.

What do you mean too much telly?
darkpaw
21-11-2007
Anyone make their own sausages? I've always fancied trying it
helenj1986
21-11-2007
Im really funny about sausages ,im scared of cheap ones god knows what in them so i dont even buy them unless i can afford expensive ones !
TheBoingoBandit
21-11-2007
Originally Posted by JonDoe:
“I saw his TV series about trying to get black and Asian inner city kids into farming. .....There was a particularly unsettling bit when the kids went into the local town centre and the locals looked like martians had just landed.

Unbelievably, he is (or was) the ONLY black farmer in Britain.

What do you mean too much telly? ”


Here's the first episode of the (excellent) TV series for those who have not seen it.

Part one: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=NvXWpL...eature=related

Part two: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjU3GX...eature=related

Part three: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=5e37Va...eature=related

Part four: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=GYvhXm...eature=related

Part five: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=XYRy2H...eature=related
darkjedimaster
21-11-2007
Any Co-op in Norfolk & Suffolk that sells Crasks Sausage this is the best tasting sausage around the meat is of that good quality you can undercook it without the fear of food poisoning. These sausages are also pretty low in fat and don't shrivle up when cooked.
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