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What's the best supermarket sausage?
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I must admit, Aldi's premium sausages are rather good.
isnt it amazing how far aldi have came in the last 13 years.
i remember when the only good thing about aldi were the well known german brands they used to sell and everything else was crap lol
i was quite shocked when i recieved some aldi choclate at christmas and it tasted really nice :O had a trip over and found to my suprise there quality all round was the complete oposite of what it once was
i remember when the only good thing about aldi were the well known german brands they used to sell and everything else was crap lol
i was quite shocked when i recieved some aldi choclate at christmas and it tasted really nice :O had a trip over and found to my suprise there quality all round was the complete oposite of what it once was
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Tesco premium with bits of apple in them 
Yeah I use the same as an everyday sausage. The pork and leek ones are great on the bbq too. Pretty much all of that range I like.
30 minutes on the lowest heat on the hob turning slowly, really slow cooking them, they are fantastic.
They used to be 3 packs for a £5, I used to stock up. Sadly they are 2 for £4.50 now. They used to do a bag of 12 frozen for £2.99, gutted they stopped that.
same, i used to be quite happy with the basics stuff but i've gotten far fussier. From the supermarket the Sainsburys Taste the Difference one with the apple is nice but in my fridge currently I've got a couple of packs of their Ultimate pork sausage which is 97%pork iirc.
Man of Honour
Yeap, the higher the pork content the better. I like the plain Tesco finest ones (90%+) and their pork and leek ones. Lovely jubbly.
We used to have a butchers around here. It recently closed down.
We used to have a butchers around here. It recently closed down.
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If i did buy meat from a supermarket i'd go to waitrose or m&s.
Wouldn't touch tescos or asda, any of them, all water and cheap cuts in a fancy pack, not worth the money you pay for them. Keep telling my parents but they like my discount to much to pull away from the rubbish.
The butchers is where it's at, either bloody lovelys from highworth butchers or whatever the guy in cricklade has on
Wouldn't touch tescos or asda, any of them, all water and cheap cuts in a fancy pack, not worth the money you pay for them. Keep telling my parents but they like my discount to much to pull away from the rubbish.
The butchers is where it's at, either bloody lovelys from highworth butchers or whatever the guy in cricklade has on
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man up
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Marks And Spencer Cumberland Sausages
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This! Om nom nom nom
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Currently cooking the Lincolnshire Vegetarian Sausages from Cauldren Foods. Much nicer than the Quorn Sausages and available in a Cumberland variety too. Worth a try.
Yeah in the supermarkets in the East Anglia area, they're more widely available. Rest of the country though, I think it's just Waitrose. I always forget which ones are the best though... they're both very good and when I go home to visit I always try to pick up a couple of packs of each.
They are really nice, Cauldron are much better than Quorn for everything.
I like them too, the girl isn't so keen on them though.
Tonight I had wild venison sausages from the Village Sausage Shop, sautéd potatoes and buttery pea purée. The girl had cheddar and spinach veggie sausages from the same shop. Both thoroughly satisfied
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Steak slice > all.
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God i hate doing it,
but i agree with KaHN,
these sausages are lovely. only flaw is skin can be slightly too thick for my liking, but apart from that they are superb