Yummy chicken sausage!
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I've found a very good brand of chicken sausage, and it isn't half-bad for you, either! The brand is Al Fresco. So far, I've tried the teriyaki ginger, and if you like teriyaki sauce on stuff, you'll love it. It's not super-strong flavored, but it is yummy. I just can't eat the casing (hard to chew it enough), but the sausage itself is very good (IMO, better than regular sausage because it has a better texture). In fact, I had it for dinner tonight, along with some edamame. A serving size is one sausage, but I've never been able to eat an entire one. They range from 130-170 calories per sausage, depending on the variety, and have 15 grams of Protein.
Here are all the varieties of their dinner sausages:
They also have smaller chicken Breakfast sausages, too (60-70 calories per sausage, depending on variety):
So if you're ever in the mood for sausage, these are a pretty decent alternative to a lot of other sausages.