Sara Lee Launches Hillshire Farm Chicken Hardwood Smoked Sausage
Sara Lee North American Retail has launched Hillshire Farm Chicken Hardwood Smoked Sausage, which the company claims is a sausage with a lower-fat, poultry option, and contains no MSG or MSC.
Tim Roush, vice president, lunch and dinner brands, Sara Lee North American Retail, said: “With American families consuming more poultry than ever before, Hillshire Farm fills a void in the marketplace with the introduction of Chicken Hardwood Smoked Sausage.
“We know that offering our consumers variety, as well as an economical and lower-fat option, are most important. Introducing Hillshire Farm Chicken Hardwood Smoked Sausage to the marketplace is a natural next step in our on-going commitment to bringing consumers delicious choices that meet their ever evolving needs.”
The company said that the new sausage can be prepared in many ways: in a grilled Panini sandwich, as a pizza topping or as a beef substitute in a skillet, stir-fry or pasta recipe.
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