Chicken Vienna Sausage in Chicken Broth, Ready to Eat Canned Sausage, 10g Protein Per Serving, 4.6 oz. Can

I find Libby’s Chicken Vienna Sausage in Chicken Broth to be a fantastic snack that is both delicious and affordable. These sausages are delicately seasoned and canned in a savory broth, making them flavorful right out of the can. They are incredibly convenient for a quick snack or as an easy addition to recipes like mac and cheese or casseroles. With 10 grams of protein per can and a low-carb profile, they fit well into many different diets. The shelf-stable 4.6 oz can is perfect for keeping in the pantry for whenever you need a reliable and tasty protein source!

My first time having poultry vienna. Not salty as his counterpart. Well done

Tasty and childhood classic with Mac and cheese. My kid also likes it. Great price.

My kids, dogs, cats and i love these. This don't taste like the use to when I was little. My mom use to put these in her bag when we was going to be gone all day & she didn't know is we would be around stores or restaurants where we could purchase food & if those places would be pricey. I do the same now as a mini snack. I pack it to go to the park or cook it in some rice, amongst other things. The bad thing about this is sometimes the juice gets on you and I wouldn't walk around with the smell all day if i was you. You roughly get 6 but sometimes the middle one isn't there. I contacted the makers and they said they don't give the middle one no more but I order this enough to know that that's a lie. I believe they try to skim us to cover cost.

Great taste.

I have alpha gal. I got these for a snack but they may not be safe for me to eat. They do taste good I was hesitant on trying them but was pleasantly surprised

I bought this as a treat for my dog, but he didn’t like them. I tried it. I didn’t like them my Daughter loved them. She eat the remainder of what was in the can and took the other three cans home.

Since I was a kid, these have always been fun for snacking by themselves, adding to stews and soups, or making into horderves (think: cheese or cream cheese, cilantro, onion, tomato, wrapped in a tortilla or roll or pita and then cut into bite sized nuggets). They're even better when grilled in a skillet for a couple minutes.