Fed up with dry sausages - any nice low syn ones out there ?

[Mummyme1987]

Been eating the Sw Iceland ones but finding the pork ones very dry. Beef and tomato ones are nicer but we have a tomato allergy in the house. Anyone know of any low syn but actually nice sausages? Thank you.

Sainsburys be good to yourself Cumberland, they used to be half a syn each but I think they are 1 syn now. Don't look great (take a while to brown) but taste good.
Also a lot of people rave about the heck chicken sausages, I've never tried them as the contain cheese which I don't eat. They also do smoked paprika ones but I can never seem to find them in the supermarket. Both a very low syn I think maybe half each but check as I'm not 100% sure.

The pork Heck sausages are quite nice, have tried the chicken ones. Thanks for the tip about the Sainsbury's ones too.

I love the Heck ones.

Heck chicken Italia ones are delicious

Heck chicken Italian are nice, once you get over the different flavour. They are small though which accounts for a fair bit of the low syn!

Not sausages but M&S skinny burgers are free and nice too.

Thank you

I think the Sainsbury's one are nicest, spraying them with frylight helps the browning

The Asda frozen ones are 1.50 for 8, half a sin for two (or so I found) and not too bad. Finding them can be a pain though.

I love heck. I order online as they can be hard to find in the shops

They also do lovely burgers and meatballs

Was coming on here to recommend heck however chewbecca syn free burgers in m&s has just made my day!

Another big thumbs up from
Me for heck chicken italia!

How many syns are they?

How many syns in all of the heck sausages please?

Here you go

Thank you

Just had heck paprika ones tonight
Surprisingly tasty

Heck are brilliant. I really like the Linda McCartney veggie sausages too, 0.5 syns each.

I tried porky lights from Asda, half Syn for one and they were nice

Worth trying a local butcher - ours do a 'syn free' range. Just normal sausages made with lean cuts.