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Wild Boar Sausages 6x traditional (400g) Reviews

4.6 Rating 32 Reviews
Jonathan McVennon
Verified Reviewer
These are just a change. Same applies with chipolatas.
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Posted 5 months ago
Marina Skeete
Verified Reviewer
Very dry. Tasted like cardbord. We shall not order these sausages again.
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Posted 6 months ago
Thank you for your reply. One of the issues we have by not adding artificial flavourings, preservative and pork fat is making sausages as tasty as those that typically do include those additives, but we are working on it!
Posted 6 months ago
YVONNE WOOLVEN
Verified Reviewer
Simply delicious.
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Posted 8 months ago
Jonathan McVennon
Verified Reviewer
I have had MND for 30 years. Had I not understood what was required for a therapy, I could easily have been dead by now. Doing my theraoy has improved my sense of taste. Wild biar sausages taste. AMAZING!
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Posted 8 months ago
George Birkett
Verified Reviewer
Tremendous sausages with great flavour and texture.
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Posted 8 months ago
These make a very nice meal pan cooked in cider with onions,muchrooms and cooking apple. I serve it with mashed potatoes and other seaspnal vegetables.
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Posted 8 months ago
Patricia Williams
Verified Reviewer
Delicious meaty sausages, have that traditional feel not your average supermarket taste of sausage.
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Posted 8 months ago
Dominic Knight
Verified Reviewer
Fairly coarse with a lack of depth of flavour. Could’ve done with some herbs or seasoning to set them off a little better.
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Posted 9 months ago
Thank you for your review. All our sausages are coarser than most because we do not add any pork (fat) or breadcrumbs to make them smoother. Our customers have asked us not to add pork or crumbs but this does make all our game sausages meaty and a little coarse. With regard to seasoning and herbs, we add salt, onion powder, sage, rosemary, black pepper, thyme, nutmeg, and marjoram.
Posted 9 months ago