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Lashford’s Thick Pork, Honey & Mustard Sausages

Name: Lashford’s Thick Pork, Honey & Mustard Sausages
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Premium, thick Lashford s sausages made from fresh, prime British pork and flavoured with sweet honey and mustard seeds. A best-selling banger! Crafted with an exceptionally high meat content, these Lashford’s Pork, Honey Mustard sausages are made from prime, fresh British pork, expertly blended with sweet honey, smooth Dijon mustard, and whole mustard seeds for a rich, tangy-sweet flavour. Juicy, succulent, and packed with character, they’re a delicious twist on the classic British banger. We take pride in sourcing our sausages exclusively from AW Lashford’s, an award-winning local producer r

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Lashford’s Thick Pork, Honey & Mustard Sausages

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