Morrisons German Bratwurst, 540g

These are the utmost delicious sausages I've ever eaten...and they at least double in size through cooking instead of shrinking...amazing product. I buy loads of them. Much love to the creators of these xXx

It's a good size, the price isn't too expensive, and the taste and quality are excellent. I highly recommend it if you like sausages.

Love thease would be better if packed in two's. So u don't eat the next day

Thought I'd cook this in my air fryer, nice girth to it, decent texture but it lacks flavour, barely tasted of anything it was really bland. I bought 3 packs which I will have to eat but won't be buying again.Update:I decided to try them boiled today and I must say it tastes much better, bordering on a decent American hotdog almost, I've had this experience before where some frankfurters are just better boiled and don't come out right when fried, this is one of those sausages. The flavours seem to pop much better when boiled rather than fried, much much better had to add 2 stars!

These are gorgeous. Done in an Airfryer they become sensational. Dense & incredibly meaty. Slavered in mustard, served with egg and chips they are a goto meal for the comfort eater.Very highly recommended.

I grew up in Germany & I can honestly say these are authentic bratties, best I've had in years. To serve like in Germany from a schnell imbiss, cook them on a barbeque or slowly on a griddle turning over & over until brown & skin splits in places & serve with senf (German mustard) if you can get it or with curry ketchup. To make curry ketchup put tomato ketchup & curry powder in a pot & warm, stir until bubbling & spoon over your bratwurst to create a currywurst of sorts, you can do this with bockwurst too.

They are not at all like English sausages, despite having a high pork content they meat has a strange texture like it is in layers. If you like them though you get a decent amount of food for the price.

The best I've tasted in years,Just same as the ones in Germany🇩🇪