Banquet Brown'N Serve Original Fully Cooked Sausage Patties, 5g Protein per Serving, Frozen Breakfast, 32 oz.

Okay so keeping in mind that this is not a health food and is pure indulgence. I'm not sure what seasoning they add, but it's highly addictive to me. I've been eating these sausages for years, and ignoring the patties. I've read the reviews about the patties being small, and they are and it doesn't matter to me. when I put them on a sandwich I can chop them in half and fit as many pieces as I want to make up what's needed for a sandwich. for example I was getting Jimmy Dean's sausage egg and cheese croissants and two of these Jones sausage patties cut in half fit perfectly. I did that, by the way, because the Jimmy Dean sausage has no flavor at all and I was literally buying them because one of their combos cost the same as Walmart's croissant individually. I refuse to buy the Jimmy Dean bacon egg and cheese because they use mystery meat bacon replacement and it's disgusting. I'm not doing that anymore. I had been accumulating Jimmy Dean sausage patties and trying to find some use for them where they can be hidden inside some other recipe cuz they're so bad. So, going back to the Jones sausage patties, I cooked them with additional oil on medium low for 12 minutes initially and then flip them and cook them an additional 3 to 4 minutes. this results in a juicy flavor packed heart destroying, lol, they are wonderful in homemade breakfast bowls, egg sandwiches, and even all by themselves. I have not found any of the healthy additive free versions that I would want to eat, So unhealthy, but so so tasty Jones sausage patties win the day. The sausages are okay, but not as tasty, dry out quickly and a pain in the butt to put in something like a sandwich. So, okay but, you know; the sausage patties are the best.