breakfast sausage (minimum cereal content of 6%)
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Breakfast sausage is a seasoned ground-meat sausage, often pork, formed into links or patties and generally cooked before serving.

Breakfast sausage is a seasoned sausage commonly served as a breakfast food. It is generally made from ground meat, often pork, but meat type, fat content, seasoning, and casing vary by regional style and product. It may be formed as a link or a patty and is usually cooked before eating.
Cooked sausage is savoury, with a tender or firm ground-meat texture and a flavour shaped by its seasoning. Fresh versions require cooking, while some products may be sold cooked or partly cooked; the name alone does not establish the preparation state. It is a broad food category rather than a single standardized recipe.
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breakfast sausage (minimum cereal content of 6%)
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Product example: BREAKFAST SAUSAGE (Bee-Lor, Inc.)
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Nutrition reference: USDA FoodData Central branded product — BREAKFAST SAUSAGE ↗. Values are scaled from 100 g of the recorded edible form. Individual portions have no assumed fixed weight.
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