Armour Star Vienna Canned Sausage, Original Flavor, 4.6 Ounce (Pack of 6) (07941)

You either love these or you hate them. Little weenies have been one of my favorite trash foods for as long as I can remember. We do not do anything special to them as they come already prepared and ready to eat from the can or made into a sandwich with some mayonnaise and white bread.I used to purchase these in the store and could get a 6 pack for as low as $2.50 or a 12 pack for just under $5. Then something happened and the cost of everything went up EXPONENTIALLY, so I went looking for a deal on my little weenies.These were a deal the first time I bought them on Amazon, but the world caught on, then they went out of stock, and then the price increased.I canceled my subscribe and save because the savings were just not there anymore. This is really crummy, because I love this trash food, it's a great snack and a staple for anyone living in hurricane country.

Yummy in mac and cheese

Not much to say, for the most part. Armour brand Vienna sausages. This isn't the sort of product you're likely to be trying for the first time, lol. Either you were poor as a child and had to eat it, and are poor again now, or... Nope, I cannot think of another situation in which I'd buy it. So you know what to expect - and that's what you'll get. An edible "meat" item that tastes like it did 40+ years ago, that you can cut up and add to some kind of cheap Ramen noodle product or, if you cannot afford that, just open and eat straight out of the can as your supper. It's easy to chew, you don't need to spend money on gas or electric to heat it up, you can pretend it came from whatever animal you like because it doesn't really taste like any of them, and it's got a tiny bit of "broth" in the can (unless it's one of the colder months and you're poor like me, in which case it'll be a gel). Good old Armour bean Vienna sausage. Their slogan ought to be "it'll fill a hole," because it will.One thing, though: This was NOT an official Armour package of cans! Those come wrapped in blue plastic wrap. This, on the other hand, was just some cans held together with a big rubber band, and wrapped in clear plastic. The seller obviously purchased larger packages, broke them down into smaller ones, and repackaged them. I don't know whether this is actually illegal - but it IS unethical, and someone told me it's actually against Amazon's rules. So, by all means, but this product if you're poor but still crave meat. But please DO NOT purchase from this particular seller.

They are for a dog in Rescue with “FRIENDS UNITED IN RESCUE” out of Rowlett Texas. Please think about donating some to them.

I used them for dog treats 🤷‍♀️I don’t know what else they are used for

I have loved Vienna Sausages since I was a kid. And still do today. My grandkids love them too. Having an easy (non-chip) snack around that they can grab on there own is the best.

You either love or hate the taste and texture of a vienna sausage but for me it harkens to the days of my childhood in the 1980's. The size of the little sausages over the years have gotten a little smaller and the formula of ingredients has changed a bit for financial reasons but for the most part they are what I remember.Now excluding the actual vienna sausage there are three things you should take in consideration if you buy this item online.........shipping, packaging and cost.ShippingYou will either be okay with paying for shipping or you will look for Prime or free shipping. If you go for the pay shipping the item should be a little cheaper and if you go for free shipping then the price will be higher because no business gives stuff for free.PackagingThese little cans are oddly bulky and take up a pretty big box comparatively to the weight of them. The cans are also prone to denting since they are fairly thin metal so if you don't like a few dents then you should just go to the store. Now sometimes the packaging is so bad the cans will explode which is nasty but should be fully refundable. The convenience of online shopping is not always so convenient.CostHere is the tricky one. The shipping and packaging will greatly reflect upon the cost. Amazon is rarely the ones holding the inventory so you are typically buy from a reseller using Amazon as a front end. The reseller could be trying to get rid of stock or they could have meant for them to be an addon item to reach a minimum order. You really are never sure if you are getting a deal or not because of those factors. I have seen Vienna Sausages in the store for over a dollar and then I have seen them online for over three dollars. Your best bet is to keep you eyes open for a deal and placing in you cart and buy them within the day. Yes you will pay more at face value but sometimes if you include tax and the pain of going in the store it turns out to be a better deal online.Now all that being said it does not matter if you get them at the store or Amazon or some random place online they are still just Vienna Sausages so go get your crackers and can of sodium and enjoy and don't forget the pet tax, 5 sausages for you and 1 for them.

Easy way to provide a snack straight out of the can or warmed up. Just to eat.