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Old Mar 17th 2011, 6:58 pm
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Got bored of trying to find them so am going to make my own. Meat grinder and sausage stuffer arriving tomorrow - might not be exactly the same but at least I should be able to get close.
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Old Mar 17th 2011, 6:59 pm
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Default Re: English food in the USA mostly Sausages

Originally Posted by cwooloff
Got bored of trying to find them so am going to make my own. Meat grinder and sausage stuffer arriving tomorrow - might not be exactly the same but at least I should be able to get close.
Excellent - great idea, any chance of video'ing your first go
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Old Mar 18th 2011, 4:07 am
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Default Re: English food in the USA mostly Sausages

Originally Posted by cwooloff
Got bored of trying to find them so am going to make my own. Meat grinder and sausage stuffer arriving tomorrow - might not be exactly the same but at least I should be able to get close.
Let us know how it turns out...maybe u can start a business..lol
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Get yourself some decent brats and you will never miss the bland British banger again.
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I found a brand in Grocery Outlet last year and they haven't had them in for a while, the brand name is Saag and they do different flavours, chicken & leek, British style, etc, I added them to a Coleman's sausage casserole and they were delish!!
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Old Apr 6th 2011, 12:24 pm
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Well I have to admit, I've been living in Blighty for 30 plus years and have never had a Walls sausage. I am going to purchase some later just to see what you guys are going on about.
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Originally Posted by aceastwood
Get yourself some decent brats and you will never miss the bland British banger again.
I think those two words are mutually exclusive.
During the 8 years I was in the U.S. I never found a decent brat.
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I'm not that much of a sausage fan but I really do like Cumberland sausages. You know, the big ones that come in a spiral shape. Is there an equivalent in the states?
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Originally Posted by Infowarrior
I'm not that much of a sausage fan but I really do like Cumberland sausages. You know, the big ones that come in a spiral shape. Is there an equivalent in the states?
Not that I've seen.

Though there's a place in Maine, a co-op where the chap made an attempt...wasn't very good though, but he has made some other sausages that were really awesome though.
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Originally Posted by Bob
Not that I've seen.

Though there's a place in Maine, a co-op where the chap made an attempt...wasn't very good though, but he has made some other sausages that were really awesome though.
Thanks. I really do like them, I think I'll have to feast on them in the coming weeks. For what its worth, I'm frying up some Walls sausages right now to see what all the fuss is about!
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Originally Posted by Wintersong
Walls sausages? You miss Walls sausages?

I think it was Smith and Jones who once said "Walls - just about the only thing that's not in them..."

Try the English Pork Pie Company - http://www.englishporkpiecompany.com...FQ1ggwod0TXZCQ
Well, I thought the same thing...... I mean, they taste like nothing....
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Originally Posted by Infowarrior
I'm not that much of a sausage fan but I really do like Cumberland sausages. You know, the big ones that come in a spiral shape. Is there an equivalent in the states?
Now those are good...
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Originally Posted by aceastwood
Get yourself some decent brats and you will never miss the bland British banger again.
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Old Apr 6th 2011, 2:36 pm
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Originally Posted by Weeze
Yep. They have British Bacon, black pudding and sausages if you are lucky.
Never seen British bacon in Fiesta (in Austin). They have US made Irish style bacon, pricey but not at all bad. and sometimes real Danish bacon that I stopped buying because it has too much salt in it. Not so bad if you soak it in water overnight though.
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Old Apr 6th 2011, 2:44 pm
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OK just had my Wall's sausage sandwich. Got to say they remind me of the sausages I used to eat at school. Not bad but not great either. Nice crunchy casing though. Don't think I'll miss em.
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