Best Sausages.

Ethelwashere1

I avoid sausages apart from maybe once or twice a year. They are full of chemicals and offal not fit for human consumption

Not the sausages I recommended!

After trying loads of different ones, we have opted for Jolly Hog, they really are good.

Thankyou sausage connoisseurs. I will give some of these a try. Didn’t like Richmond. They had no taste at all and very light inside. Morrison’s had tough skins.
Our local butcher used to make his own pork sausages they were delicious but he retired and closed his shop

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NotSpaghetti as a fellow vegetarian I'd be very happy to hear your recommendations!

I used to smoke cigarettes every day.
Sausages must be hard to light up?

I like Waitrose Chorizo sausages. I like spicy sausages, so love Merguez but haven't had them for ages.

Musks Newmarket are just the best I've ever had, but unfortunately you can't get them everywhere. They do a mail order service but you have to buy quite a lot. Might be worth it for Christmas though and they do freeze well.

The trouble with sausages made by a butcher (at least those around here) is that they are not all the same size, which can cause problems when sharing them out! Our only supermarket is Tesco, and I get Heck 97% pork ones there. If there are none, I would get Tesco's Finest ones.

Love sausages, and yes I know they are not good for you, but if eaten in moderation, I can't see the problem ?. We have tried all sorts, but our favourite are Asda (yes, better than M and S, Sainsburys and our local burchers); they are from the Extra Special range (2 packs for £4.00) and are really meaty. They have various flavours, but the Cumberland and Lincolnshire ones are the best.

Everyone in our house loves Richmond meat free sausages although we have never been keen on any other type of Richmond sausages.

Sainsbury pork or Cumberland. No lumps.

I eat those too.

Oops.
I meant the Richmond meat free.

I am not a fan of sausages but I bought Asda extra special leek cheddar and red pepper. They are gluten free no grisly bits thin skin my DH loves them baked in the oven.

Co-op chipolata sausages.
Nice and smooth and just right for a breakfast sandwich with (optional but recommended) fresh finger rolls from our bakers shop + HP of course ?

Local butchers in Penkridge,he`s on the main road opposite a very old pub/Heck and Aldi`s low fat are really nice too.