What's the best supermarket sausage?

[Jonny69]

Ah, my mates in Beckenham call it London rather than Kent. Thought you'd moved.

But-but-but, they have a Kent post code

Debbie & andrews harrogate 97% pork sausages are my fav, really lean and think they are glutin free aswell

Ooo yes forgot about them. Don't remember them being that high meat content but they were very very good.

I absolutely love the Sainsburys taste the difference Tolouse sausages and the honey and mustard ones are good too.

Mmmmm, have you tried a real Toulouse sausage from a French supermarket? Completely different. Garlic yes, but they are smoky with paprika I think. Get them every year we go camping at Lemans and load the barbeque up for lunch!

 

[One More Solo]

We make our own! They're the best.

 

["andy"]

morrisonss butchers finest ones are good. few different typpes including venison

 

[daz]

Porky Whites are good (Sainsburys)
but nothing beats Newmarket Sausages (Waitrose)

 

[SourChipmunk]

Besides my own venison/pork blend, Johnsonville is one of the best 'round here.

 

[Vanilla]

Wasn't it on season 1 of the F word where they tested all the supermarket sausages for real pork content and stuff?

Might be a different program

 

[taB]

but nothing beats Newmarket Sausages (Waitrose)

Are those Powters'? I think they're more widely available - can get them in Tescos around Cambridge too. In Newmarket there are two butchers; I definately prefer Eric Tennant's special sausages over the Powters' ones

 

[Shotgun_ned]

Venison & redwine

This.

 

[Maccy]

Butchers own all the way!

 

[Wiggins]

We have a Farmers Market every 2 weeks in the village which I stock up on their sausages. Literally zero fat and none of these preservatives. Very tasty and worth a trip to if there is one around your area.

For Supermarket sausages, we get the Morrisons Finest Pork & Leek or Cumberland. Not bad at 2 packs for £5.

 

[arknor]

the ones with the highest meat content are the best, which when it comes to supermarket sauages is actually shockingly low.

some program recently went around investigating supermarket own brand stuff, i cant remember whos had the highest meat content though

 

[Burnsy2023]

I like Tesco Finest range. Their Pork and Leek/Apple sausages are a really good everyday sausage. I have butcher near me that has award winning sausages, but they're for special occasions only.

I refuse to buy any sausages with below 70% pork content.

 

[Gustov]

Can't really say paying £5 for 3 sausages is appealable.

Box contains:
6 Premium Pork Sausages, in packs of 6 (average pack weight 420g)
Servings: 3

 

[The $6m Dan]

Venison & redwine

I had the Sainsbury's taste the difference venison and red wine sausages and they were lovely. I'll have to get some for the weekend.

 

[Glaucus]

sainsburys taste the different chilli and something.

although you can't beat my butchers Venison and red pepper sausages. which come in at almsot identical prices to the supermarket premium ranges.

 

[Darg]

Irish Sausage > English Sausage x 10

Ours actually taste of meat not just herbs.

 

[Hudzy]

My favorite sausage has to be Asda's own pork and apple sausages. They taste great and work in every meal I've tried them with. Can't ask for more really

 

[Aero]

I must say the ones I really like are the Aldi range. Really good value for money and fantastic.

Aero

 

[Dogbreath]

I don't like their Taste the Difference ones. Here there isn't enough fat in my opinion and the snag makes a dry unpleasant fry-up.

I love the Sainsburys ones, but I always grill sausages rather than fry. It's better for you, (better being relative when you are talking about sausages though!) and I simply don't like the taste of fried sausages, makes me feel quite nauseous.

 

[bum]

Is there a sasuage that does not have high amount of fat in it and doesn't taste like crap?

I agree the best sasuages has high fat content but is there any alternative?