Firstly I must point out that I am not a Vegetarian (I tried that once for 3 months and missed bacon sandwiches too much!) but now-a-days I do tend to just eat white meat and very rarely eat red meat anymore, apart from in a tattie pot. It isn't so much for the reasons that most people stop eating meat, it's more to with health reasons, but mainly....and this is the big reason....I am extremely fussy about finding anything un-toward such as pieces of gristle in things such as mince, sausages and burgers, if I do then that's me finished with them and I can't enjoy my meal. When I eat out, it isn't unusual for me to choose the vegetarian option purely because ...  Read the complete review

PRICE: For 300g (6 sausages), normally £1.85 at my local Sainsbury's, but currently on special offer for £1 NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (per sausage):- Calories: 101 Kj: 425 Protein: 11.3g Carbohydrate: 4.1g (of which sugars): 1.3g Fat: 4.4g (of which saturates): 1.8g Fibre: 0.8g Salt: 0.9g (of which sodium): 0.3g INGREDIENTS:- Rehydrated textured wheat protein, vegetable oil, water, pea & wheat protein, dextrose, salt, onion, yeast extract, hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose, wheat starch, red iron oxide DIETARY/ALLERGY INFORMATION:- Suitable for vegans & ...  Read the complete review

Linda McCartney was serenaded as "the lovely Linda" by Paul, but can the same be said of her vegetarian sausages? Linda, ofcourse died tragically from breast cancer, but her vegetarian food company continues seemingly as popular as ever. At the moment these sausages can be found on special offer at Cost Cutter supermarkets, therefore you can buy 2 300g packs containing 6 good sized sausages per pack for only £1.89p which I feel is very reasonable. I purchased mine on Friday,and the quantity was ample to feed 4 adults and a child.I also had just bought a box of lovely fresh vegetables from a local farm,so we ate them with mashed potatoes, ...  Read the complete review

Linda McCartney, formerly Eastman, married Beatle, Paul McCartney in 1969. During her lifetime she lived up to her ideals. She wrote several vegetarian cookbooks and founded her own company producing vegetarian foods. Her husband, Paul, eventually also became a vegetarian. Sadly, Linda died from breast cancer in April 1998. She left a great legacy in her food company and it's popularity continues to grow. When I first stopped eating meat I don't think this company existed. I hadn't heard of it, certainly. I feel that the range of foods offered is extensive and ever increasing, even after Linda McCartney's death. The food offered by this company makes being ...  Read the complete review

Being almost Vegetarian as I'm at the moment staying with my Vegetarian friend in a caravan the one thing I really have missed is a sausage sarnie lately! Craving badly for some bangers I spotted these in the local Iceland store to us costing a pound a box and decided these would be good for me and my mate to share and enjoy! The Packaging: Oblong box with a picture of the sausages on the front of the box and I'm told they are Linda McCartney 5 Vegetarian Sausages and that they are Vegan friendly and there is an at a glance nutritional chart on there. On the back of the box other information given includes being told how to cook them, ingredients ...  Read the complete review