I'm glad you realised that eating sausage rolls without brown sauce is a crime against humanity.

A hidden gem of a channel.

"Come have a look at what I got" ... Love these vids.

Sausage rolls are not something we see much in the USA, I can't believe they don't carry them in the canteen machines at work, but they did seem kinda dry compared to most of the foods we get from the machines, most have a lot more grease because of the cheap cheese, or just because of the high fat recipes here. As to the out-of-date food, most of the foods here nowadays have a best-buy date to an expiration date because a lot of people were throwing away good food, baby food/formula, and maybe milk, but even from Aldi, Walmart, or wherever, milk can go bad a week before or after the best by date on the jug, so baby food/formula is the only real one to watch out for, best buy dates mean it just won't be quite as fresh and tasty. I hope someday to visit the UK and have read that Greggs has one of the best and sells millions each year and people seem to like the ones from costa coffee, which I hear is very expensive. I'm glad you kinda went with what the working guy would get, thanks. This has been very informative, like how the US has a million different types of hotdogs at thousands of hot dog shops, great video, gives me something to look forward to when I travel east. Please keep the videos coming.

I remember the Wall's sausages advert. I used to get it barked at me by kids at school 😁

i was a roofing apprentice and also did flat roofing ,was great in winter when u had the old torch out melting the bitumen keeping u warm :)

All three are probably made at the same commercial bakery with similar ingredients and variations to suit the brand's recipes. The 1% extra pork in the Walls is the batch pot scrape down, all the little tasty bits that get stuck to the bottom of the pot. Commercially made sausage rolls are good, but homemade are hard to beat. You can make them as fluffy or dence as you like them. And they can be frozen for later use. Another fine review today Gareth. Cheers 👍🤤😀

i dont think you know how many familys and single people out there have helped by your reveiws on food, a big help to lots of people

Thank you again for the video,you open our eyes 👀 to food,we certainly learn a lot from you xx

I remember coming home after working on site for 4 weeks, we stopped off at a farm shop. I got a freshly made sausage roll and my god, the flavours were incredible. I love cheap food but im of the opinion we don't know what quality food is anymore.

You an Genius, I love these videos. The cheap ones are pretty good for the price, and if anyone is on a very tight budget they are fine.

I love pepper also. I always love a bit of food with my pepper!

Happy New Year Mr Foodie Guy! Thanks for the video. I do love me a good Sausage Roll!

Spot on timing, as I am about to sit down with my dinner

Great video as always Gareth! My favourites are the Sainsburys 6 pack sausage rolls. They work out at 35p per sausage roll (£2.10) total,and they are also 60grams each. They're 27% pork as well 🙂

Having lived throughout various areas in Germany, ( including Celle near your Home camp ), our family shopping was usually done at Lidl. In Germany Lidl and Aldi are like Waitrose or Sainsbury. It was a very busy store. No frills, no blocking off shelves while workers restocked. They would bring out a pallet and just take the tops off of the boxes. Apart from being a very good store for value, German items are way above the UK when it comes to nutrition and additives. For fresh meat? There aren't that many butchers around. So once a month we would visit the shop that had its own abattoir. Each animal that was put down had a vets certificate explaining why the animal had been put down and that it had been tested for human consumption. This certificate would then be displayed in the shop. We could literally fill our freezer with half a sheep, and half a pig for peanuts. Beef was a little harder to get, as back then most farmers only dealt in dairy herds. So unless an animal needed to be put down for a broken leg or because it failed to produce milk? Then it wasn't a common meat. When we finally moved back to the UK we were pleased to find both an Aldi and a Lidl nearby. However, amongst our family we had someone we nicknamed " the Duchess " because she couldn't understand why we shopped at such stores and not the higher end stores. Eventually we invited her for a dinner of sirloin steak, chips and mushrooms. My wife told her it was all bought at Sainsbury's. She loved it, the only thing was it was all bought in Lidls. Let's face it a cow is just a cow. It eats grass and other stuff and then ends up in a store. All the stuff about " free range " and " 21 day matured " is just a gimmick. OK, you get corn fed chickens, which do taste nice and the corn makes them look nice with their yellow colouring, but does it taste better? I recently bought a cooks syringe. So now when I cook my meat I can inject the flavour I like. Do this before you cook. If you like garlic, lemon/lime, Guinness or other herbs? Just make a sauce from what you like and inject into the meat. Not only will it flavour the meat, but it will keep the meat moist on the plate. I have never had a complaint about any of the meat from Lidl or Aldi. So why would I want to spend £5+ for one sirloin steak from one supermarket when I can get two for under £6 in my German store? I have tried both options and I can honestly say that, taste wise, there isn't much between them, apart from the bigger high end stores inject more food colouring and preservatives to make their product look good on the shelf. Apart from that, as a 70 year old pensioner, it's nice to be able to buy quality meals at a price I can afford.

I just popped into Aldi. I'm terrible for remembering prices! I noticed their custard cream biscuits had gone up from 35p to 49p overnight. 40% people will soon be starving and sales will plummet. When will companies realise that profiteering will end badly? For example my local Morrisons is charging £1.75.9 a litre diesel, I visited Liverpool last week and paid £1.59.9. Profiteering is creating inflation. How can Morrisons justify 72p a gallon extra? Love your show.

I love the way you say Asdeh and Pukkeh lol

Great work again Gareth 👍🏻👍🏻. Love a walls sausage roll 🤩

If you're feeding kids, they usually chuck a load of sauce on everything, for pastry quality I'd have the Pukka

Great review Gareth, hope you all had a great Christmas, and a Happy new year to you all.👍

My dog loves a sausage roll ….add bit of Branston pickle for me too 😋…..good review 🍻

Gareth Another great video. There is BBE and a use by date BBE is a quality date so it can be consumed after that date but the manufacturer reccomends that its eaten before that date as it is at its best...... lots of people throw food away that is after this date, food waste if you ask me! 🙂 Use by date is for safety but I think these are dated far too early, If it looks good and smells good then get it down you. Thanks

Funniest thing you’ve said this year “Try not to eat food which has just gone out of date”…. Says you tucking into your Mum’s 10 year old chrimbo pudding 😅😅😅 tickled me that did… All the best! Have a great new year, love the videos!!

Only a Gregg's sausage roll will do in my opinion.Keep up your videos.....we all love watching them.

Hi Gaz.Good review Mate.I had a go at making my own sausage rolls in the Air Fryer the other day and they came out great.It was one of my Sister's ideas because she made some with her kids.Just some ready rolled puff pastry an egg for the egg wash and some sausage meat.Will definitely be making some more with a few spices next time

in tesco the scotch eggs in the meal deal fridge are about double the price of the same scotch eggs in the regular fridge that has all the pies in it only difference is that they are sold as a twin pack

Gareth, noticed that Pukka's have extended their range in the Shops before Christmas. Have always enjoyed their Pies. Never had a bad one if I remember right. Walls are also a good company, always had their Sausages years ago. Great review, as always .... Thank You 👍😉👏

Seeing these sausage rolls has made me hungry and I've got ready made frozen ones in the freezer. I think I'd go with you on this one Gareth and go for the Walls brand. 😋

Great video as always Gareth. Not tried the Pukka but had the the Walls, didn't think it had much flavour but I did eat it cold.

Personally I would take pairs of the ASDA ones into work, with either brown or red sauce for variety. Plus yes I have a pepper grinder at work that has heavy use. Grinder because keeps peppery longer.

Pukka and walls both good brands and food, so a bit odd that there's a 25p price difference but maybe it comes down to overheads and costs. Back in the day it was walls everywhere for ice cream and it's still as good today. With today's cost of living, the cheapest brands will survive.

Thanks for the great comparison. I like the fact that they lack pepper as that would be a no thanks for me personally. I've noticed Tesco seem to like putting a lot of pepper in their products, I'm assuming it is to try and disguise the fact they are trying to reduce the salt but I don't think it works as well, pepper has to much it's own flavour rather than being flavour enhancing. 🙄

Hi Gareth 👋 happy new year to you and your family aww the best for 2023 great review I need a sausage roll now 😋

Yes not everyone can afford brand names we can but we are like everyone else want to save money and the more people that start getting budget buys the less people will feel uncomfortable, I’ve even recommended cheaper brands when I pick them up to whoever is beside me, your channel is great for highlighting the taste and the price those budget ones with some beans one or two chips would be a half decent meal especially if three or four in a family

I like the Wall's ones out of that line up but my favourite Sausage Roll by far is the hot one from the BP Petrol station where down here in Essex we've got M&S as the shop! I know proper posh lol. It was £2.00 if memory serves the last time I had one, but they are really good 😇

Another useful review.Thanks Gareth.x

My mother was trained in the Lucretia Borgia school of cookery and even her sausage rolls were nice, straight from the oven

Don't think there's much difference between the aldi and Greg's, both are lovely. Keep up the good work buddy 🇮🇪👍

Heres one for you to just probably pass your thoughts about. Next time you go shopping check out the shelf life of various supermarkets milk . Asda milk has probably a week extra than any other shopping outlet. Looking forward to your findings

Calamity! My usual McDonald's was CLOSED! The entrance blocked off with traffic cones. I parked in a different car park nearby and walked to the restaurant just to see whether it was only the drive-thru that was affected, but a member of staff came out and explained that the whole restaurant had a power outage since 5:30 a.m. and none of the IT was working yet. Bummer. I've had the Walls sausage roll before, but not seen the Pukka one. I wouldn't get the really cheap ones, because I tried the Eastmans from Tesco a few months ago and they were rank. However, what I did see in Morrisons was a new pie from Pukka. Meat and potato. Well, I say "new" because I've not seen it before. All the Pukka pies were on offer at £1.50. For sausage rolls I've gone back to the Greggs at Iceland, 4 for £3.

Not tried the pukka one but will now thanks for the review pal

I think that’s why I prefer a Ginsters Cornish pasty , lots of cracked pepper inside . Days are gone though when you could nab one for £1 in supermarkets though ..

I really like the asda ones. Good value. I will definitely try the others. I do like a good sausage roll in a sandwich with brown sauce.

Happy Hogmanay. I've never tried the Pukka and I don't like the Walls sausage rolls, but I do love the Asda homebrand with a splash of vinegar and some broon sauce or ketchup.

When I had my shop walls used to deliver to us once a week with pork pies cooked meats and sausages they have been producing pork products for years so you would expect them to come up with a decent product

The supermarkets are getting greedy putting their prices up way beyond inflation. .I like buying the 1kg slab of cheese .it was £3.99 a month ago then they raised it to £4.09 then 2 weeks later its £4.29 that's 2 price rises within a month

Love your videos

I like the Morrison's foot long sausage rolls, the last one I bought was 13 inches long - a bonus!

To be honest, 2 of the little ones are the same weight as the other two, so it's still 24p for likely the same amount. I think that's a fair comparison

Happy New Year, Gareth to you and your family!

Love sausage rolls had some over the holidays.........bought a large pack from asda £2 and some from the coop bakery £?......warm with ice cold tomato sauce both very nice

Love a good sausage 😋.. we get our sausage rolls from Cooplands though I'm guessing there's none in Barrow.

Happy New Year BFG & Fam’ a sausage roll OOD? With all the phosphates & preservatives in them, theyll be fine for quite a while i reckon. Good review, the cheap as chips ones are quite relevant today, ideal if all our looking for is a snack to tide you over until your meal of the day.

Happy New Year! Great video as usual mate. It's funny how you often comment about pepper. I don't associate pepper with sausage rolls at all, Cornish pasties yes, but not sausage rolls. I did a quick Google on sausage roll recipes and only one out of ten had any ground pepper in it. Seems like it's not a standard ingredient! I know you can get spiced (pepper, peppercorn, paprika etc) sausage rolls which sound like they might be more appealing for you. Might be a subject for another video!

Cue the "Walls have ears" joke.

Hi there and have a great video from you like always. Do I enjoy watching all your videos really good interesting videos keep up the good work

Great review. Gareth. Wouldn’t mind you trying other brands too.

Another great review Gareth 👍

Asda did pig in blanket sausage rolls over Christmas that were really nice. From the chicken counter. The cheap Asda ones are just for families as a snack. Or to dish out at work. They fill a hole, it all goes to make a turd 🤣. If I'm out and about I'll always try to get to Greggs for a sausage roll if I can.

I don't usually eat sausage rolls but I enjoy the comparison video's. I know you like your curry so why don't you do a curry sauce video? Maysan, Mayflower, Maykway. Keep up the good work mate.

Great honest review & thanks Gareth 🤗

I''ve been putting a pack of 8 Tesco sausage rolls in the fridge for weeks. A tip is to wrap each in a small freezer PET bag when you open the box, they stay fresher that way. I have them with HP fruity sauce as Tesco don't have Branston sauce, and normal HP does not do it for me. Asda is too far away, and the car park is always packed, so we don't go there often.

You are torturing me bald guy , am starving 😫 lol . And a happy new year 🎉

The walls one at Tesco is on offer a few times a year. I've picked it up for around 50/60p but only if you have a clubcard

Pukka is a nice brand their steak and kidney pies are absolutely amazing! The sausage rolls aren't bad either.

Hi from Spain and a Happy New Year. Wew don't get them here so I have to make our own which are the best!

Too bad we cant get those products over here. Would love to try some of em!

I've not tried any of those, I normally to go Morrisons and buy their store brand. One sausage roll I don't like is Ginsters. For the price 12p per sausage roll is a great deal, maybe not the best but when you're watching the pennies supermarket brands are a good option.

The Asda ones are vile nothing but pastry and tasteless stodge, the walls aren't bad.

Thanks for another honest review 💜💜💜

I rarely buy sausage rolls but if there are any mini ones at a buffet I eat more than I should🤣

i buy the sausages roll from my local corner shop , think its 1.10 , it is amazing how good corner shop brands can be ( and no NOT euroshopper brand ahha )

I've always bought the budget ranges and though the Asda essentials is not great the sausage rolls for the price are very decent.

I never look at bb dates on food, never used to have them. I do look at use by dates though, big difference to best before. Walls all the way for me :)

Only this morning I was thinking I would like to suggest a vlog on sausage rolls and then 'hey presto' !, well done Gaz.

It's only recent I've found your channel. I've noticed how neat you are when you eat your food. Your mum "dragged you up well!" Great comparison. I've got some sausagemeat in freezer. Going to add onion, Worcester sauce and black pepper and some puff pastry. Be interesting to see how much these work out. They have frozen Pukka sausage rolls but they are 2,49€. Can't be bothered doing the mat, but all imported English food to Spain really expensive, so I have to adjust and overcome (or whatever army saying you use!).

Great video I wasn't going to watch it as I'm sick of sausage rolls as I used to be a dj in a pub and seen my fare share of them😂😂😂

Great comparison Gaz but pukka have palm oil in which is a no no because they chop down trees to make way for palm plants plus you should of saved money on Aldi cheep sausage rolls 10p cheaper than Asda and are the ones I only buy now because you got me going to Aldi and saving about £15 each time I go there which is great they are the place to go for cheep crisps (own brand) 85p every were else £1:19 or more keep up with the great videos 👏👏👍👍

I would be happy with the just essentials, 2 for lunch would do me.

Love the ASDA ones

What about comparing an actual Greggs Sausage roll and a frozen Greggs Sausage roll from Iceland, are they the same ???

I think a lot of people will go with asda because of budgets 👍👍

Happy new year Gareth... 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I tried The pukka pork sausage roll once and its pretty alright to befare wonder how asda tastes like might get them

would have been interesting to have greggs sausage roll in the mix

Happy New year Gareth., and we make our own by buying your own favourite sausage and just use the meat in choice of your own puff pastry 👍👍👍

Hummm Pukka 27% pork and has more protein per 100gr than the Walls with 28% pork. Maybe the Pukka has more jelly or something. The Asda Essential ones also have more protein although they only had 17% pork. Maybe the flour is of a higher quality with more gluten etc. I would go for the Asda Essentials. Although all of them looked good just a shame about the palm oil, I would use lard without a doubt. A good review.👌👍 You could always make some good old potato pastry, it is wonderful for homemade pies and sausage rolls.

Wow they all look tasty! Just what you need on a cold day. Ginsters make a sausage roll too, would like to know what you think of that one Gaz if you haven't reviewed it already? Their pasties are delicious!

These are tasty sausage rolls I also think that Walls are good or a Ginsters that I find is the best, other than the finest type quality ones.

Hiya Gal hope your well! I must admit I love Aldis frozen sausage rolls taste just the same as Greggs. Have you ever tried icelands own family frozen pie? For me it is the ultimate full steak pie out there and believe me I have searched! 👍

Good for me, no pepper, it's easy to add it, and they all seem to need sauce 😁

Hi, Gareth I never go by the use-by date if it smells ok and tastes ok it will be fine I've never had any problems.

Good comparison , but man your fingers live dangerous lives 😂

You should do a comparison on party size sausage rolls, I like the Asda essentials on them and cannot see a difference in them , regardless of price 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

Good review, I know you've done steak pies but you like pepper, morrisons do an Aberdeen Angus streak pie with a cracked black pepper and parmesan curst top 8f you want to review that..... Absolutely beautiful steak pie

I like Pukka pie and sausage rolls, but what puts me off them, like a lot of other products is that they use Palm Oil, which leaves a lot of us angry what they are doing to produce this oil. No respect for nature. So the companies using the oil in their products are just as bad for buying it. At least the Walls and Just Essentials don't use it, so why does Pukka???? Shame on them. Good comparison. All the best bud.

Is there any chance you can try cheap ham to the best ham. love the show thanks very much. Jeff

good video to be honest ive never found a good sausage roll since a local company called sayers that was in tne north west closed

Coming from Huddersfield , we always bought our Pies and Pasties from proper Butchers and just assumed everyone elses were as good ! , however from starting to work away in Towns and Cities down south they had bugger all as nice , then we obs ended up by buying these prepacked bags of sh............ You have to hunt now for decent pies etc even in Yorkshire .