353923 Sat Dec 23 03:03:53 -0800 2006 4 27 General Chowhounding Topics 0 2124048 I guess the Aidell empire is growing given their bacon and now meatballs. I picked up a package of chicken/turkey and sundried tomato. Very tasty, light and loose like a meathball should be. I could see adding them to pasta...very complimentary but not a stand-alone thing (how they should be). They'd make good horderves except for the price...$5.99 for 12oz., which gets you about 18. Ingredients: chicken, turkey, moistened sundried tomato, sodium lactate, garlic, sea salt, spices, basil, browned in vegetable oil. I'd buy them again but not on a regular basis. 3 out of 4 stars (+/-) seems about right...except for value. If they sold them at Costco in bulk and at a discounted price like their sausage...could be a good party thing. They also come in Teriyaki and Chipotle. Sat Dec 23 03:03:53 -0800 2006 27275 ML8000 1 2124060 I haven't ever bought these, but I make meatballs all the time from my homemade turkey and sundried tomato sausage - recipe courtesy Bruce Aidell's Sausage Book. This time of year is great to take advantage of inexpensive turkeys in the supermarkets to make your own turkey sausage. It can be a bit of a pain getting the meat off the bird, but those meatballs would be a lot cheaper! Sat Dec 23 03:08:56 -0800 2006 2124048 28654 froddard 1 2124357 They do sell them at Costco, bought some a few weeks ago after a free sample from Rusty The Sample Guy! Sat Dec 23 06:46:44 -0800 2006 2124048 10864 sel 2 2124428 I also bought a pack of the teriyaki meatballs after a sample at Costco. Surprising light and moist, great to use when whipping up a quick meal, I added them to a noodle soup for dinner tonight. Sat Dec 23 08:56:45 -0800 2006 2124357 24869 BBB 1 2125354 Aidells also has a fantastic portobello mushroom sausage. I roast potatoes and onions and toss the sausage in for the last 15 - 20 minutes. Super easy and incredibly flavorful. Sat Dec 23 22:16:38 -0800 2006 2124048 50258 Axalady