this is the Wurst deal I have ever seen.

Sausages, the new cancer sticks

this is the Wurst deal I have ever seen.

cor blimey , got anything cheaper :smiley: well it will fill you up with some Sava Brand GM baked Beans and a couple of Eggs froma a caged chicken

crikey £2 a kilo, i think it may be a bit too cheap for safety really

its my cut price Scotch, hope you dont mind, i enjoy the hotuk vibe and some of you ( by no means all) seem like friendly folk ( or volk)

Where did you purchase the cut price scotch from?

Tesco 1 litres of Teachers for £13.25 they were having a clearance, also got some Tequila , some armagnac 70cl at £11 ( thats almost never on offer) some dodgy sherry and boxed wine ,

i think the best blended scotch is famous grouse , slightly higher is black grouse, best Irish is Bushmills , Black bush even better but never on special although maybe if you are at Belfast airport

Cold, it's not halal or kosher

I find the skins very chewy on these

Bags of nothin'

"Bangers " means there's so little meat, they can't legally call them a sausage...

Sausages, the new cancer sticks

Damn cancer sticks

Cancerlicious :smiley:

The caramelised onion ones are horrid. They tasted of offal. I put the last two in the bin.

Dick Emery would have been a perfect choice for the advertisement.

"Ooh, they are offal. But I like them."

OOOOOOOOO its like an extream sport or russian roulette eating sausages, will you live or will you Die

I see the media did a good job responsibly reporting the recent IARC announcement. Just remember the IARC aims to find the potential of something to be carcinogenic and not the relative risk involved. E.g. Cars and banana skins both cause accidents but it's pretty obvious a car accident is likely do to more damage.

Just think processed meat is now in the same category as alcohol, sunlight and being a painter. Other things declared possibly carcinogenic include grapefruit juice, coffee and aloe vera. Ban Starbucks now! :stuck_out_tongue:

Do they have nitrate preservatives in them? If they do then don't buy them. Harmful

Duchy Originals don't use nitrates neither do Waitrose nor do Morrisons butcher's shop made. They all use sodium meta bisulphate. Better quality ones like M&S too!

Even Richmond brand have taken out nitrates and now use E224 sodium meta bisulphate preservative instead.

Morrison's latest offer for their M Signature Thick Pork & Caramelised Onion Sausages 6 x 66g @£2 =
Pork (80%) (Pork Shoulder, Pork Belly),

I think I'll take the risk with the Lidl 87% British pork meat content ones - as I'm more concerned about the cost and quality of the meat content

It's a SAUSAGE! :wink:

Not Morrison's signature ones as these are prepackaged. The butcher hand made ones I meant.

Signature ones use nitrates but I am not sure. The great British sausage awards in the Northern food awards don't allow the use of fillers or preservatives so no shop sausage would win! Simply sausages. In Soho , London in Berwick Street made their preservative free sausages daily and had an end of day sale. They closed in about 2005 due to exhorbitant rates in Westminster putting out of business independents so only chains can survive , great shame.