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Frankfurters, Saveloys & Cheerios How-tos
How to Cook Precooked Sausages
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Frankfurters, Saveloys & Cheerios FAQs
What are saveloys?
Saveloys are long, seasoned sausages traditionally enjoyed in New Zealand and Australia. They’re fully precooked and perfect for heating on a BBQ, in a pan, or in the oven
How do you cook saveloys?
Cook saveloys slowly over medium heat — on the BBQ, in a fry pan, or air fryer — until piping hot. Turning regularly prevents splitting and keeps them juicy.
What is the difference between frankfurters and saveloys?
Frankfurters are similar to saveloys but slightly thicker, with a milder flavour. Both are precooked and quick to heat for a fuss-free meal.
Can I use saveloys in recipes?
Yes! Saveloys are perfect for classic saveloys recipes, like hotdogs, sausage rolls, casseroles, or family-friendly pasta dishes.
What are Cheerios Sausages?
Cheerios sausages are the iconic red precooked sausages you see at Kiwi kids’ birthday parties. Also great in lunchboxes, snack platters, or quick dinners.
Why do sausage casings split while cooking?
Casings can split if exposed to high heat. Slow, gentle cooking and regular turning helps prevent splitting and keeps sausages juicy.
How long do precooked saveloys last?
Precooked saveloys, frankfurters, and Cheerios sausages last until the use-by date when stored in the fridge. Once cooked or reheated, consume within 3–5 days.
Can you grill or fry frozen saveloys?
Yes, but thawing first is best for even cooking. Heat slowly over medium heat to ensure the centre reaches piping hot while avoiding split casings.
