Linda McCartney Sausages Reviews

I'm not vegetarian but started to eat a lot of quorn products when I was on a diet earlier this year and as much as I liked the quorn sausages I decided to give the Linda McCartney sausages a try when they were on special offer for £1 for a packet of 6 sausages instead of £1.99. Linda McCartney products have been around for years and I wondered ...  Read the complete review

Ok I know what you're thinking- fru fru veggie mush that no self respecting meat eater ought to be caught dead eating....but if you're thinking that, you'd be wrong. I LOVE meat. I mean if loved meat any more I'd have to buy it it's own little flat and visit it on the side- something my wife would NOT be happy about I'm sure! But ...  Read the complete review

I used to be a vegetarian, and this lifestyle choice of mine had a span of over a decade. During this time I tried out several of the big branded names in meat-free ready meals and snacks, and I know from experience that some of these meat-free products are a disaster whilst some of them are very tasty! One little winner that I have ...  Read the complete review

I'm semi-vegetarian and hate cooking raw meat. This weirdness extends to sausages, which always put me off by the fact that you don't know exactly what might be in them. Recently I've been shopping for meat-free forms of protein, and bought a lot of different things (so expect to see more food reviews soon!). I picked up these sausages ...  Read the complete review

I usually buy Quorn products as they are low in fat and taste nice. However, when doing my weekly shop a few weeks back these were on offer for just £1. I was sceptical-when I was younger I hated Linda McCartney products but I decided to buy them anyway and we finally got round to having them last night. The sausages come in a box of ...  Read the complete review

Seeing as I have just finished my dinner of Linda McCartney sausages and mash I thought I would review them. I have tried many different types of veggie sausages and these are the only ones that I like. Made from textured wheat protein and part of a large range of vegetarian/vegan products. The packaging is ...  Read the complete review

Linda McCartney sausages are regularly on offer in the supermarkets, which is probably why I've ended up with so many uneaten in my freezer. Reasonably priced - usually about £1.80 in Tesco - you get six big fat ones simply packaged in a card box. Being quite chunky they need a lot of grilling to cook them all the way through, & the ...  Read the complete review

Having read an article in my beloved Olive magazine (earlier review has that covered) about how meat consumption has increased and therefore Soy consumption has also upped which is having a massive impact on deforestation it got me thinking. I am a meat-eater, always have been and always will be (sorry veggies, don't hold it against me!) however ...  Read the complete review

Linda McCartney Vegetarian Sausages **The Product** These sausages caught my eye in the supermarket freezer section. I have been a vegetarian for most of my adult life and as a rule I avoid what I term 'pretend meat'. After all I do not choose to eat meat, so why would I want to eat imitation meat products? However, there are ...  Read the complete review

These sausages are a veggie/vegan must have; my freezer is NEVER without them! They are extremely useful for all sorts of veggie dishes and are absolutely brilliant on their own. In a traditional English bangers and mash meal they can give their arguably less-healthy meat sausages a run for their money. The thing is, they have a really great, ...  Read the complete review

Ah, Linda MCartney and her vegetarian range... when these were launched in the early nineties there was a farm-fresh style advert with a crow singing her name. The sadly passed away wife of an ex-Beatle, famous for healthy and organic vegetarian living is surely the perfect endorser for a decent meat substitute. And these really are a ...  Read the complete review

Linda McCartney Sausages are one of the most widely available vegetarian sausages on the market. They're available in most supermarkets, including Morrisons, Tesco, Sainsburys and Asda. They cost around £1.89 for 6 sausages (300g) from the freezer compartment. You need to keep them in the freezer and cook from frozen, but if for some ...  Read the complete review

These are my favourite sausages! They're suitable for vegetarians and vegans (unlike Quorn sausages) and the allergy advice says: Contains wheat, gluten and sulphur dioxide. They cost about £1.99 for a box of six sausages; sometimes they're on a two for £3 offer with other Linda McCartney products. They come in a cardboard ...  Read the complete review

I'm not actually a fully fledged vegetarian-I just don't particularly like things like lamb etc. and although I love the taste of sausages, I don't trust in them enough to think that they don't have eyes, lips and bumholes in them. The thought of that turns my stomach! So anyway, I compromise by getting vegetarian ...  Read the complete review

The late Linda McCartney was nothing short of passionate in her beliefs, Linda herself a long time vegetarian actively encouraged her husband Paul McCartney to embrace and take on her strong beliefs. Sadly Linda is no longer with us but her range of vegetarian food lives on and only a few weeks ago Paul gave the Vegetarian Society the go ...  Read the complete review