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By *ORDERMAN OP   Man  over a year ago

wrexham

Am I the only one that thinks boris doesnt know his sausages...

This Brexit border with ireland snag and supermarkets saying problems are arising with stock being reduced that's being shipped into northern ireland..yet boris bangs on how the great british sausage WILL get through to Ireland.....

Well in my honest opinion some of 5he best sausages are found in ireland...wasnt the only company that ever got george best to appear in an advert was cookstown sausages....

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By *og-ManMan  over a year ago

somewhere

The Cookstown sizzle could never beat the real superquinn saugages.

A lot of food companies in Ireland have already shipped stock to 2 large cold stores in Birmingham to last the first few months until things settle down hopefully

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger

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By *og-ManMan  over a year ago

somewhere


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger"

We should do a fab version of " come dine with me" so we can all try different meaty sausages

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By *eralt80Man  over a year ago

cork

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By *eralt80Man  over a year ago

cork


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger

We should do a fab version of " come dine with me" so we can all try different meaty sausages "

Come swine with me

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By *ealitybitesMan  over a year ago

Belfast

Boris is telling porkies.

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By *ORDERMAN OP   Man  over a year ago

wrexham


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger"

Have you tried a fiery welsh sausage

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger

Have you tried a fiery welsh sausage"

I've never had a Welsh sausage of any description let alone a fiery one

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By *ed just RedWoman  over a year ago

Dublin City


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger

Have you tried a fiery welsh sausage"

Bloody love welsh sausage

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By *ORDERMAN OP   Man  over a year ago

wrexham


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger

Have you tried a fiery welsh sausage

Bloody love welsh sausage "

I gather about once every two years normally in February or March..?

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By *ORDERMAN OP   Man  over a year ago

wrexham


"I've always preferred an English sausage. I'm not that keen on the smooth texture of the Nothern Ireland banger

Have you tried a fiery welsh sausage

I've never had a Welsh sausage of any description let alone a fiery one "

Well you see .one if our secrets see...we welsh dont do much bragging see..and we like to keep our better products to ourselves see..stop those buggers over the border raiding our sources see.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

Nothing beats a good butcher's sausage! Forget your supermarket rubbish! Support local.

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By *osmicGateMan  over a year ago

louth

Milk is another item that might increase in price after brexit as most is produced in the republic but is brought across the border to the north to be processed and packaged then goes back to the south for sale in shops.. How that will be affected after brexit who knows

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By *og-ManMan  over a year ago

somewhere


"Nothing beats a good butcher's sausage! Forget your supermarket rubbish! Support local."

Just had a lovely sausage sandwich from the local butchers with a cup of tea for breakfast

Gorgeous

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