We Tested Richmond, Wall's & Heck British Sausages! | Only One Clear Winner! | Obvious?

We flip the label on ten of Britain's biggest supermarket sausage brands — and the results aren't what you'd expect. From Richmond's legal-minimum 42% pork sausage percentage (padded out with rusk, soya, and crushed-beetle colouring) to Waitrose No.1's 98% free range pork, we rank every UK sausage brand from worst to best on meat content, additives, salt, and sourcing in this food label investigation. Some of the "premium" names don't make the cut. Some of the cheapest surprise everyone. And one supermarket own-brand outperforms products selling at nearly double the price. WHAT WE COVER The legal minimum pork content for a "pork sausage" under UK food labelling law Why some brands use E120 carmine, a beetle-derived food colouring Sulphite preservatives and their link to asthma symptoms Phosphate stabilisers used for water retention Salt content comparison across all 10 brands Free range vs outdoor bred pork welfare standards The best value British sausages on the list BRANDS TESTED: Richmond, Wall's, Iceland, Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's Taste the Difference, Heck, M&S, Aldi Specially Selected, Waitrose No.1 This video is for consumer education purposes. All product information is based on publicly available packaging, ingredient lists, and independent consumer testing data at the time of filming. Prices and formulations may change — always check current packaging. If this saved you from buying the wrong pack, hit subscribe and share it with someone who had Richmond for breakfast this morning. #BritishSausages #FoodInvestigation #UKSupermarkets #FoodLabels #ConsumerRights #Richmond #Waitrose #Aldi #Heck #WhatsReallyInIt