songbird wrote:

> Sqwertz wrote:
> ...
> > "Really sweet"? "Sweet" for Italian a sausage just means not spicy,
> > not actually sweet.
> >
> > Every grocery store sells Johnsonville Italian sausages or
> > something similar for about $4/lb ($5 for a 20oz package). I can
> > get 4 different brands in link, bulk, or chub.
>
> that's not it. doesn't really taste very good to me
> at all.
>
>
> > It's going to be better and less trouble than anything you make at
> > home. You want sweet - Add sugar to it. But that's not normal.
>
> no, that's not it either.
>
>
> songbird

Some of us enjoy playing in the kitchen ;-) It's also not uncommon to
see honey added to some versions, hence the honey powder which is shelf
stable and used in same volume as you would honey.

Walmart has it for 4.55oz, Savory Spice shop is 1.63 an ounce in 1/2
cup bags or 94cents an ounce for 3 cup bags (if you like to use it in
tea and other things).

We group order the 3 cup bag so it's $6.16 a cup <---- best price and
quality level. There are some others out there but they tend to be
more egular sugar and less honey while this one is mostly honey.