Yes Really!
We know that those following an ancestral health diet are accustomed to slow cooking and extensive amounts of time preparing meals but many of us are busy right? We’ve specially designed our ‘Paleo’ range of sausages and burgers with ‘busy super bodies’ in mind.
We’ve followed the principles of the Paleo diet but these sausages and burgers are also suitable for the following ancestral health diets: Primal, Keto Bulletproof and anyone who needs to be gluten free.
The range of sausage and burgers are completely grain free, nitrate free, contain NO preservatives or chemical nastiness, fillers, binders or starches – we use only seasonings and ingredients you would probably have at home.
The Taste Test!
The taste test ‘team’ declared them tastier than any other sausages and burgers they had previously tasted. (The team = Me, Stephen, our three children, all the butchery team and everyone at the BBQ we invited to test them !)
It is worth noting if you’re used to a normal juicy sausage then our Paleo sausages may be more dry in texture but there’s certainly no compromise in flavour.
In addition to the natural herbs and spices we use, we have ditched the potentially harmful ‘table salt’ and exchanged it for the nutrient dense Himalayan rock salt.
If you are in danger from the well-meaning but incorrect ‘salt is bad’ myth then do yourself a favour and read this.
Our burgers and sausages contain no grain or starch so are VERY low carbohydrate. If you eat a high carbohydrate diet, lowering your carbohydrate intake can help your body better regulate your insulin response and blood sugar control. This plays an important part in maintaining your weight as well as the prevention of chronic disease, including diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and possibly even Alzheimer’s disease, among others. If your blood sugar is always elevated, you’re at an exponentially higher risk for dozens of diseases.
Our burgers and sausages contain NO GRAINS so are GLUTEN FREE. Grains contain anti-nutrients that – in many people – aggravate the gut causing symptoms such as bloating and gastrointestinal discomfort. In traditional diets, these anti-nutrients were neutralised through traditional culturing and preparation techniques. Gluten and other anti-nutrients have been associated with numerous health problems including;
- Irritable bowel syndrome
- Fibromyalgia
- Dermatitis and other skin conditions
- Multiple sclerosis
- Peripheral neuropathy, myopathy, and other neurological disorders
- Schizophrenia
- Depression
- Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
- Ataxia
- Type 1 diabetes
- Autism spectrum disorders
- Ménière disease
- Endometriosis
- Insulin resistance and inflammation
We think these sausages and burgers will rock your socks off and can make a convenient and comforting addition to a health diet. Take a look below for a recipe suggestion.
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