Sausages....

[Basil Fawlty]

Pork all the way. Lincolnshire, Cumberland, Pork & Leek, Italian Spicy ones etc.

 

[Clarky66]

Went for pork, but I love all types.

 

[trebilcock66]

Pork of course, the snorker of choice for generations of Whitebootmen. I do like the odd spiced/flavoured one from time to time.

I'm reading 'The Cruel Sea' again atm - it features a thoroughly unpleasant Australian Lieutenant who besides being the most obnoxious member of the crew, greets every meal of tinned sauasages that are served up at sea with the words "Snorkers!! Good-oh!!" Is this the word all aussies use for sausages?

Btw, pork everytime but it has to have some bite to it and be thick enough to enjoy - can't be doing with chipolatas.

*Awaits inevitable knob jokes*

 

[Vim Fuego]

Asda's Lamb and mint are pretty tasty.

Don't normally eat sausages as a rule due to the " lips,eyelids & pissflap" theory.

 

[Gerard_Francis]

Asda's Lamb and mint are pretty tasty.

Don't normally eat sausages as a rule due to the " lips,eyelids & pissflap" theory.

Mystery bags is the technical term

 

[Whitebootman]

I'm reading 'The Cruel Sea' again atm - it features a thoroughly unpleasant Australian Lieutenant who besides being the most obnoxious member of the crew, greets every meal of tinned sauasages that are served up at sea with the words "Snorkers!! Good-oh!!" Is this the word all aussies use for sausages?
Btw, pork everytime but it has to have some bite to it and be thick enough to enjoy - can't be doing with chipolatas.

*Awaits inevitable knob jokes*

I don't know about the aussies treb, I'm Kirkby born & bred, I got the word from my time in the navy where sausages were always called snorkers.

 

[coyney]

I like most types but usually have pork there has been rumours before about Kel liking the sly pork sausage

 

[McBain]

banned in the u.k. mcbain, unfit for human consumption, as are the turkey ones.

Missing out bigtime there. Why oh why?

 

[McBain]

I'm reading 'The Cruel Sea' again atm - it features a thoroughly unpleasant Australian Lieutenant who besides being the most obnoxious member of the crew, greets every meal of tinned sauasages that are served up at sea with the words "Snorkers!! Good-oh!!" Is this the word all aussies use for sausages?

Nope. We call em snags.

 

[Vim Fuego]

Missing out bigtime there. Why oh why?

Turkey sausages are not banned in the uk.

I bought some at Asda not long ago.

And Bernard Mathews is still going strong despite recent setbacks.

 

[bobbyrob]

The wife likes a Cumberland