I have tried in the past, with no success but after your post, I decided to try again. I had been looking on Amazon Pantry and assuming that if not there my search would be redirected to whatever part of the site had the sausage skins. WRONG! I did that same search, with only a tin of baked beans to show for it and then just did a general search and lo and behold, lots and lots. So I've ordered some, which should come in the first week in January. Thanks for the suggestion.
I decided, in the end, to make soup with the leftover lamb and Br sprout stew because the sprouts were actually so thoroughly cooked that they were disintegrating so I took out all the chunks of lamb, added some well seasoned chicken stock and mashed the sprouts (there was also some celery and onion, I realised) into the broth. Then I pulled the lamb into smallish pieces and fried them off in butter before adding it all back into the soup. I had the soup at mid-day and it was pretty good after all.
This evening it will be salmon (baked) with some cucumber and mayonnaise.
No 2 son ran out of supplies yesterday, so they came to me on a begging mission (no shops here on a Sunday) and relieved me of a bag of flour (totally unimportant), a litre of milk and half of my remaining tea bags so I needed to go to town this morning. Neil took me but there was nowhere to park anywhere close to either of the supermarkets and both supermarkets only have one trolley each which clip to a wheelchair - none in evidence at either. All the disabled parking spaces were taken up as well, mostly by cars not displaying a "disabled" badge. It happens all the time of course. Galling if you see a driver, with no passenger, jumping out of a car and walking smartly away to do the shopping. Not all disabilities are visible, of course, but if that is the issue there seem to be an awful lot of people with mental disabilities driving cars around here (and many of them seem to be huge 4 wheel drive affairs).
Neil will go in late this evening and see if he can get at least some milk for me.