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lidl german cooked pork sausage

positivenote · 2010-02-17 16:56:50

hi all, trying to stay away from bread and potatoes and am struggling for lunches. picked up a two pack of Gebirgsjager cooked pork sausages in Lidl and am wondering are they just more processed rubish or should i give them a go? if they're okay what can people sugest to do with them as a lunch opotion ? thanks *TASTED…

17-02-2010 05:56PM

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hi all, trying to stay away from bread and potatoes and am struggling for lunches. picked up a two pack of Gebirgsjager cooked pork sausages in Lidl and am wondering are they just more processed rubish or should i give them a go? if they're okay what can people sugest to do with them as a lunch opotion ?
thanks

*TASTED THEM... NOW IN BIN*

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#2 18-02-2010 12:56PM

rubadub

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Most of the sausages in lidl are around 25% fat. I like one ham they have in a green pack, all different prices and very little fat on them. I also like their pastrami.

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#3 18-02-2010 01:28PM

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The mortadella is to die for, it's the one with the little pistachios embedded in it.

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#4 28-02-2010 01:58AM

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+1 for mortadella

Though most meats in there I would think have a high proportion of fat and water in them. They are processed rubbish and should be avoided I'd say. Even though some taste lovely :pac:

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