flbrit59

That doesn't sound too bad really. I'd like to order bacon and sausages and a couple of other bits from one of the many Brit supermarkets online but there always seems to be some sort of catch..such as having a minimum order,or having to order 10 or 12 of a certain item,or dry ice and shipping by air mandatory..by the time,you've added 2 packs of sausages and 2 packs of bacon,you're looking at upwards of $75...as much as l want it,it's a hell of a price to pay for some bacon and sausage,and l just don't want to spend that much.

l'm going to Vegas for a few days next week and l've found a Brit shop that l'm going to check out and hopefully buy some things to take back to TN. I'm sure they'll be well defrosted by then,but l'll risk it

flbrit59

Where did u order from ? Wonder if they do 2 day shipping to TN. That keeps the price down a bit

megalaser

If you look for the word 'links' instead of the word sausage in US supermarkets you will find they are in fact small pork sausages usually found in the breakfast section. Not 100% the same but not bad if you prepare them correctly.

ldobson

I would recommend Myers of Keswick in NYC

http://www.myersofkeswick.com/produc...oods/sausages/

Having regulary ordered them, they are as authentic as I have been able to find here and they will ship Ground.

megalaser

Some supermarkets including 'The Fresh Market' chain also have 'Irish Bangers' which are large pork sausages.

NatashaB

Kroger stock their own brand of 'pork links' which are not too bad at all and remind me of English chipolatas.