I tried Slimming World sausage patties to make a McDonald's breakfast muffin dupe - and it tasted epic
As anyone who follows the Slimming World diet plan will know, finding ways of adapting popular takeaway dishes to become "low-syn" versions is all part of the fun. And now a new product from Slimming World can help you do exactly that, with the launch of its own range of sausage patties.
Read more : Experts share six foods you should eat to keep warm without the heating - and which to avoid But make it at home and, if you're using your Healthy Extra A and B options, you can actually get a JUST as tasty breakfast muffin for no syns at all. What's not to love? I then poached an egg and assembled it all into a lightly toasted muffin with the two patties and cheese slice. Now, clearly the patties are a lot lower in fat than the Maccies version, but they still retained a lovely moist flavour in the bun.
And, cooking it at home means you can make your egg runny, which they never are in the McDonald's version. Which means you get the joyful trickle of runny egg all over the meaty patties, delicious.
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