Low Point Sausage

I take it you're US not UK? Cos over here there are several lean/low fat sausages available, and
then (though veggie) there are Quorn ones which aren't bad either........

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I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Charlie said:

I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Where are you? Here in the UK there are lots of brands of low fat sausages (most supermarkets carry
several plus their own in-house ones), which work out at 1.5 points rather than the usual 3 for a
fat sausage.
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I found lean ground turkey sausage at Harris Teeter. It is 1 point per link... I will try it for
breakfast tomorrow....

Charlie

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I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Just don't try the Tofurky veggie sausage, thinking it's low point! It figures out to 6
pts per link!

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I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Has anyone tried to make their own lowfat sausages? Looking for a recipe if anyone has. DH gave me a
sausage stuffer attachment for my Kitchen Aid Mixer for Christmas.
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I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Tesco's low fat sausages are only 1 point each according to my calculator thing, and they don't
taste half bad either!

I tried some of one of hubby's the other day - and the sheer fat in it - ick. I think I actively
prefer mine!

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UK 157/135.2/126 Started March 1st 2001 GOAL August 16th 2001 struggling now......but
making progress.

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Charlie said:

I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Where are you? Here in the UK there are lots of brands of low fat sausages (most supermarkets
carry several plus their own in-house ones), which work out at 1.5 points rather than the usual 3
for a fat sausage.
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I am in the US.. I got Food Lion, Harris Teeter, Kroger, Farm Fresh, and Walmart.

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I take it you're US not UK? Cos over here there are several lean/low fat sausages available, and
then (though veggie) there are Quorn ones which aren't bad either........

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krys

UK 157/135.2/126 Started March 1st 2001 GOAL August 16th 2001 struggling now......but making
progress.

"Charlie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:cVoLb.30624$JD6.5942@lakeread04...

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I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

I gotcha... I ate the Turkey Links this morning and they were very good.....

Charlie

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Just don't try the Tofurky veggie sausage, thinking it's low point! It figures out to 6 pts
per link!

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I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

The only sausages I've been able to find around here (other than the veggie ones) are really high in
fat. Wish I could find some low fat ones. Guess I need to check more stores (although we don't have
much choice around here - it's Albertsons, Fred Meyers, or Walmart or just small local markets).
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Tesco's low fat sausages are only 1 point each according to my calculator thing, and they don't
taste half bad either!

I tried some of one of hubby's the other day - and the sheer fat in it - ick. I think I actively
prefer mine!

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krys

UK 157/135.2/126 Started March 1st 2001 GOAL August 16th 2001 struggling now......but making
progress.

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Charlie said:

I need to add more choices to my breakfast.

Any low point sausage out there other than the veggie stuff?

I see the turkey sausage at my store but it seems to be high in fat.

Thank you

Charlie

Where are you? Here in the UK there are lots of brands of low fat sausages (most supermarkets
carry several plus their own in-house ones), which work out at 1.5 points rather than the usual
3 for a fat sausage.
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krys said:

Tesco's low fat sausages are only 1 point each according to my calculator thing, and they don't
taste half bad either!

I tried some of one of hubby's the other day - and the sheer fat in it - ick. I think I actively
prefer mine!

I have find more fat coming out of Tesco low fat ones than comes out of some 'ordinary' ones! Try
Sansbury's Be good to yourself, or Bowyers. Co-op are fine, too.

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Is there a Costco in Boise? I believe they had a lower fat sausage? Then again, they also cater to
their market and low-fat may not be THE THING over there (G)

Donna in Idaho \(remove invalid\) said:

The only sausages I've been able to find around here (other than the veggie ones) are really high
in fat. Wish I could find some low fat ones. Guess I need to check more stores (although we don't
have much choice around here - it's Albertsons, Fred Meyers, or Walmart or just small local
markets).

Yes, we have a Costco. I'll look a little more carefully next time I'm there. That's where I get the
veggie sausages. I like them, but my husband refuses to eat them!

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Is there a Costco in Boise? I believe they had a lower fat sausage? Then again, they also cater to
their market and low-fat may not be THE THING over there (G)

Donna in Idaho \(remove invalid\) said:

The only sausages I've been able to find around here (other than the

veggie

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ones) are really high in fat. Wish I could find some low fat ones.

Guess I

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need to check more stores (although we don't have much choice around

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it's Albertsons, Fred Meyers, or Walmart or just small local markets).