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Sainsbury's Meatfree Hot Dog Sausages
Newest Review: ... one, i just couldnt force myself, even though when saw someone eating one with a beer at a bbq i secretly though, mmm that ... more  ... looks nice.
Then a friend introduced me to these meatfree hot dog sausages. You popped them in the freezer, and when you want one you take one out, pop it on a plate, put in the microwave for about 30 seconds and hey presto its done!
When i tried my first hotdog, i have to say it was delicious, i decided to try a real one, just to compare, and there was no difference in taste, it was amazing. I absolutely adore these hotdogs, you can buy them for a few pounds for a whole bag and they are quick and nutrious snack.
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Sainsbury's Meatfree Hot Dog Sausages: gorgeous tasting hot dogs (245 words)
by - written on 18/08/08 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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These are gorgeous, and id throughly recommend getting some. Personally ive never been a fan of real hotdogs, they are bendy and weird looking and ive always worried was in them, or getting a bit of grissle, yuck! So i never actually eat one, i just couldnt force myself, even though when saw someone eating one with a beer at a bbq i secretly though, mmm that looks nice. Then a friend introduced me to these meatfree hot dog sausages. You popped them in the freezer, and when you want one you take one out, pop it on a plate, put in the microwave for about 30 seconds and hey presto its done! When i tried my first hotdog, i have ... Read the complete review
Sainsbury's Meatfree Hot Dog Sausages (748 words)
by - written on 17/07/08 (Very useful, 111 readings)
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Cost: £1.99 per 300g pack which contains 10 sausages Nutritional informaton: Calories: 236 per 100g - 71 per sausage KJ: 990 per 100g - 297 per sausage Protein: 18g per 100g - 5.4g per sausage Carbohydrate: 7.6g per 100g - 3.4g per sausage Fat: 15g per 100g - 4.5g per sausage Fibre: 1g per 100g - 0.3g per sausage Salt: 1.5g per 100g - 0.5g per sausage Allergy advice printed on the packet: Contains egg, mustard, wheat, gluten and soya. Not suitable for sesame allergy sufferers. Made to a nut free recipe in a nut free environment. Country of origin: Israel Though I do eat them and ... Read the complete review
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