Best commercial brats?

[gotbags-10]

Been doing the johnsonville brats because it's all that's around. Just nota ton of flavor. If I were going to order brats and have them shipped what's a killer place to check out. I've done summer sausage at home but not brats. Don't have the stuffer and I have a big family!

 

[pc farmer]

You done SS you can do brats.

Northern tool has a stuffer for 100 bucks.    I use mine a lot.

Your brats will be better then anything you could buy.

 

[gotbags-10]

I was afraid someone might say that. Well point me to a good recipe then. [emoji]128516[/emoji]

 

[b-one]

I don't want to make any more tasty then jville' I would eat to many! The very reason I don't make my own bacon,I can go to the store and not buy if it's home it's trouble!:biggrin:
Once your making them the possibilities are endless try a search for cheesesteak brats pretty sure someone made them,just can't remember who and not smart enough to link stuff. Mmmm cheesesteak brats!:drool

 

[pc farmer]

I don't want to make any more tasty then jville' I would eat to many! The very reason I don't make my own bacon,I can go to the store and not buy if it's home it's trouble!

Once your making them the possibilities are endless try a search for cheesesteak brats pretty sure someone made them,just can't remember who and not smart enough to link stuff. Mmmm cheesesteak brat .

I have made them...      

 

[SmokinAl]

You can make them into patties & put them on burger buns. No stuffing involved.

Al

 

[chef jimmyj]

Before I got my stuffer, I rolled sausage in soaked Corn Husks like for making Tamales. Smoked or roasted, they are easy and taste great...JJ

 

[jirod]

If you are interested in making your own, Curley's has a pretty solid brat seasoning/kit you can buy.  I like the flavor, but I also like Johnsonville Brats a lot too, so I just stick with them.  Also Len Poli has a bunch of recipes on his website, including differnt type of brats/german sausages.  I have never made anything off his recipes, but see them mentioned on here from time to time.

 

[shoebe]

Lots of kits out there as well

 

[sfprankster]

I don't know if they ship, but Morants, located in Sacramento, CA has been making some of my favorite sausages.

Link:

Morants

or phone:

916-731-4377

Why do I foresee more sausage making equipment being handled by FedEx, UPS or USPS soon? 

 

 

[chef jimmyj]

You don't need to pay for kits! Take a look below...Some of the Best Sausage makers I know hang out on SMF...JJ

http://www.smokingmeatforums.com/newsearch?search=brats

 

[voodoochile]

there is a johnsonville clone recipe online

 

[crazymoon]

 
You can make them into patties & put them on burger buns. No stuffing involved.

Al

I agree with Al ,just grind yourself or buy pre-ground meat. Sausage in bulk makes great patties for the grill. There are plenty of great recipes out there or you can buy pre-mixed spices.

 

[daveomak]

Below are some bratwurst seasoning you may not have heard of.....  Walton's has good products....

https://www.waltonsinc.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=bratwurst+seasoning

 

[chewmeister]

For pre-mixed seasoning look at PS Seasoning. They have a lot of different ones including WI style mixes. If you want a recipe, send me a pm.

 

[chef willie]

 
Below are some bratwurst seasoning you may not have heard of.....  Walton's has good products....

https://www.waltonsinc.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=bratwurst+seasoning

Waltons is the BOMB.....my favorite place now for most all sausage goodies....their casings are perfect IMO. I normally don't buy seasoning mixes but their Mandarin teriyaki snack stick is the GF's favorite so it seems like every other week I'm making a batch....

 

[gotbags-10]

Thanks for all the good info gents! Your right waltons has a ton of stuff. Just placed an order for several spice kits