Why is it that they are always very pink when thay come out? Is it because they hardly contain any real meat or is it because they don't get the chance to cook properly? Also, why isn't it possible to semi-cook them and then coat them in batter and fry them?
Has no-one heard of food colourings? The pink colour is added at point of manufacture as it is thought to be more appealing and detracts your attention from the often very low meat content. Cooked, undyed sausage meat should be a sort of grey colour - hence the above 'reasoning'...
Having worked on a re-furb job in a kebab/sausage factory some years ago, I saw what went into them. I haven't touched either of them since....snout or lung in your sausage madam?
I love proper sausages though Smudge made by our local butcher - nearly all meat (and I don't mind much about the fat or bits of pieces of pig as long as I know where the pig comes from). It's all the additional things that go in cheap sausages that makes me cringe!!!
It's because some years ago, I knew someone who worked in a supermarket & she told me that when on the butcher's counter, they used to alternate the pork, lamb & beef chops, but the ones that didn't get sold, were stripped & put in the mincer for sausages &/or minced meat.
To this day, I can't eat sausages & will only eat our own minced meat!
The only sausages I will eat are from M&S, they're 94 % pork and very tasty, more expensive but you don't have sausages every day, I heard that Tesco put red dye in their Value sausages and burgers to mask the fat content, I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole!!