Looking for the best. So far the best I have found is at a little store in Lillian
What is your best that can be purchased

I believe HEB carries it.

Will have to try that one!

Ditto for Opa's. it is best on the market.

Opa's without a doubt. I have better luck finding it at Brookshire's than anywhere else I've tried.

Windthorst, TX meat market....they make a raw, jap/cheddar sausage that is outstanding. The United in Wichita Falls also carries some in the display case.

I agree.

Fischer's: you can get jalapeno and cheese german, jalapeno and cheese brats , jalapeno taco links, or jalapeno and cheese summer sausage and probably a few more made right there. Smoked and vac sealed.

Green's Sausage House, Zabcikville ... just east of Temple on State hwy 53

The General Store in Windthorst carries Fischers stuff, call them first for they are sold out every now and then .
I will have to try the Meat Market there

I am a big fan of Fischers, friend of mine gifted me some and I liked it so much I drove to Muenster and picked up a little more than 10 lbs of it. I broke one of the big packs of 20 down into smaller packs, gave a 4 pack to a neighbor and his 72 year old wife called me and said it was the best sausage they ever had and they both had Orgass eating them

Try Southside Market at Walmart or Kroger's

That looks tasty, will give it a try

I spotted those the other day at brookshires and remembered them being mentioned somewhere. Fischer's and Green's (when we get down that way) are our favorites.

Another Opa's fan.

Count me down as another fan of Opa's. Our local grocery carries it and it is very good. For something that I can't get at my local store, I always pick up some jalapeño cheese sausage from Slovacek's when I am passing through West.

The thing I like about the Windthorst sausage is that it's raw and is not the typical fatty, smoked link. You can buy it linked, or in a big roll. The roll is super easy to throw on the grill and turn instead of having to jack with each individual link. Comparing it to a smoked link is not apples to apples imo. I have never made it for anyone who didn't care for it. Grew up 15 minutes from there. Give it a try.

I will certainly do that, thanks for the info

I want to make my own using venison. If anybody has a recipe, please let me know.

I'm a big fan of Opa's for store-bought. United in Lubbock will mark them down to $5 every so often and I'll load up.

Opa's is by far the best from what you can buy in a grocery store with out having to go out of your way and buy in bulk.

Praseks is good. Currently cooking some.

I've apparently been in the dark on Opas. I've never heard of it. I'm going to have find some or at least get in some in Fredericksburg next time I'm there

Where are you from? I grew up in Scotland and hadn't been inside the meat plant in a while. Stopped there this year and seems like a lot less than what they use to carry. Hard to beat good German sausage though and what he made out of the deer I dropped was good stuff. Fishers is a good product also.

Drei Bruders out of San Angelo. The only place I've seen it is HEB. Excellent sausage.

The General Store in Windthorst carries Fischers stuff, call them first for they are sold out every now and then .
I will have to try the Meat Market there

I am a big fan of Fischers, friend of mine gifted me some and I liked it so much I drove to Muenster and picked up a little more than 10 lbs of it. I broke one of the big packs of 20 down into smaller packs, gave a 4 pack to a neighbor and his 72 year old wife called me and said it was the best sausage they ever had and they both had Orgass eating them

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The thing I like about the Windthorst sausage is that it's raw and is not the typical fatty, smoked link. You can buy it linked, or in a big roll. The roll is super easy to throw on the grill and turn instead of having to jack with each individual link. Comparing it to a smoked link is not apples to apples imo. I have never made it for anyone who didn't care for it. Grew up 15 minutes from there. Give it a try. [/quote]

Where are you from? [/quote]

Joy, TX

I think that they do not keep much on display anymore, but can still make whatever you want.