Love sausage?

It looks disgusting! Full of nitrites!!

Only if you were hoping to clog up his or her arteries.

Death by sausage!

Just too much ?

A strange looking concoction. I can’t imagine egg with Yorkshire pudding. I suppose it’s a glorified toad in the hole, but eggs? and romantic?

It looks to me like a sausage wrapped in bacon, a glorified pig in blanket. I wouldn't say no! I would add chips and possibly baked beans just to make it completely unhealthy. It's not going to happen because I am trying to lose weight and don't have a man to give it to me!

I think I'll stick to chocolates for Valentine Day

Well I suppose it is low-carb ....

I think it looks yummy, but enough for two there with some buttered toast.

'don't have a man to give it to me'.......what sort of sausage are we talking about?

Oh dear, I wouldn't be tempted.
Judging by the size of the presentation wouldn't bicycle petals ( pedals ) be more appropriate ?

I think it looks ridiculous, plain silly. I never saw anything so unromantic. Is it meant to be funny? What on earth was in the mind of the designer?

It probably tastes quite nice.

Someone cooked one and posted a pic online

Oh, dear!

Mapleleaf Yorkshire pudding ?

It’s a sausage wrapped in bacon Mapleleaf

I think it looks tasty ?

Id give it a go...but then i'm the person that had to try the giant pig in blanket from Aldi at Christmas :-)

Perfect for romantic sausage lovers ?

Mmm, I'd eat it. Just don't add the eggs too soon. Rock hard eggs wouldn't be good.

I’m having a senior moment,*ninathenanny*!

I only looked at this thread because I thought the title a bit saucy and thought we were going to have another laugh.
But it wasn't the kind of 'love sausage' I was expecting. What a shame.

Here's what I sent my son for Valentine's Day - but it is his 40th birthday.

It's lightly truffled: what's not to like, yum yum.

I don't think it's what I'd cook if I anticipated a romantic evening. It looks indigestible.

It's not quite like the ad, is it Lisagran!

DH would probably love it
But he couldn't eat a whole one.

“We’re encouraging customers to start the fun of Valentine’s Day celebrations early with a ‘Love Sausage’ for breakfast,” says Sarah Loxton, product developer at Marks & Spencer