Common forms include links, ground sausage or sausage rolls, pre-sliced packs, dry-cured sticks (like pepperoni), and rope-style sausages.
They’re sold ready-to-eat (fully cooked or cured), heat-and-serve (prepared but requiring reheating), and raw ground sausage that must be fully cooked before eating.
Package net weights in these results range from about 3.5 ounces up to 27 ounces, varying by product type and format.
Fully cooked sausages are typically reheated on the grill, stovetop, in an air fryer, or in the oven until hot throughout.
Protein per serving varies across items: examples range from about 6 g per serving (some sliced chorizo) up to about 9 g per serving (hot breakfast sausage roll), with some rope or smoked sausages listing around 8 g per serving.