Most delicious sausages?

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Not the ones filled with lumps of gristle.

Just a tasty, simple sausage.

Any suggestions please?

Sainsbury's taste the difference pork sausages are 93% pork and very nice.

Tesco finest caramelised onion

I really love the Proper Porkers - pricey at £4.50 for 6 but delicious

Simon Howie or Malcolm Allan Square Sausage

although absolutely best square sausage is bought from an independent butcher

I think it's not something the vast majority of people buy on here as it's a processed product and we all know what people on here are like about that with the performative horror.

Personally I don't care and bangers and mash (with caramelised onion chutney, really lifts it up) is the bomb. I just look for any 85% or higher.

Normally the supermarket premium range which goes as high as 95%. However I've heard people talking online about how the casings in some ranges have been changed to vegan ones which .makes them taste less nice and harder to brown.

Heck sausages.

Or Wee Willie Winkies.

With sausages, you definitely get what you pay for. Obviously small, independent artisan producers are best. The ones from my local posh farm shop are fantastic. Independent butchers are hit & miss, in my experience.

M&S, Waitrose, Sainsbury’s & Tesco premium / finest ranges are all good. Lidl’s Bratwurst & Brockwust are also very good, exactly the same as the ones they sell in Germany.

Butcher shop sausages, especially Cumberland

Asda cheese and leek or maple bacon are both very nice.

Any ‘best’ or ‘finest’ with a very high percentage of actual meat.

Waitrose or porky whites

Try a local butcher. I’ve been amazed at the differences. Little things like chicken breasts that don’t shrink at all when you cook them, because much less water content, so I actually buy less. Ours makes lovely sausages, and does all sorts of flavours x

Riverford, organic, nitrite free, the best sausages.

My favourites are the Black Farmer pork sausages. Tesco sells them near me but I don't know if they are only sold in the West Country.

Waitrose did a fantastic nutmeg and black pepper sausage. That was my go-to for English breakfasts when I was doing a lot of them.

Agree with porky whites. We often have people round for brunch and they often say how lucky we are to be able to get our sausages from our fantastic local butcher. They are invariably disappointed to learn that I buy the sausages in Asda!

I usually get Tesco Finest chipolatas but The Jolly Hog sausages are very good (they're sold in our Tesco too but I'm not sure if they're a local thing or national, they also have a restaurant near me in Bristol called the Pigsty which is great!)

Kennedys award winning butchers sausages. I’m very lucky that my sister works in a cafe and can order in bulk so we pay £10 for a huge box of them. I portion them up into 8 and freeze them and I get 6 bags. Bargain and they are juicy, tasty and have the moreish stickiness that you get in proper sausages.

All of the Tesco finest range of sausages , very good quality and taste good

Wow thanks for all the suggestions!
I’m going to make a list of them all and work my way through it in the quest for the ultimate sausage! 🤣🤣

There’s nothing wrong with good quality sausages. I think the ones that are blamed for being carcinogenic are the smoked or cured ones. I’ve just put some Heck chicken chipolatas in the oven which I’m testing for MN!

Not knocking the wee Willies - they have their place - but quality sausages they are not 😂

Sainsburys caramelised onions.😋

Jolly Hog sausages, definitely the tastiest 👍

I am really wary of sausages and once I get a piece of gristle I can’t eat that brand again. Best I have found in a supermarket/ocado are the Edward’s of Conwy ones