Egg White Sausages – Easy Protein-Packed Snack

Egg White Sausages – Easy Protein-Packed Snack

By Sho @ Hungry for Thai on Aug 26th 2025 Sho

Prep time

10 minutes

Cook time

15 minutes

Serves

2

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Ingredients

US Metric
Calories: 281kcal Total Fat: 7g Protein: 45g Carbs: 8g Sodium: 928mg

Steps

  • How to Cook Egg White High Protein Recipes: DIY Sausage at Home:

    1. In a mixing bowl, combine egg whites, garlic powder, ground black pepper, salt, and chopped green onions.

      A hand holding a bowl of garlic powder above the egg white and others ingredients
      A hand holding a bowl of black powder above the egg white and others ingredients
      A hand holding a bowl of salt above the egg white and anpther ingredient
      A hand holding a bowl of chopped green onions above the egg white
      A hand stiring egg white
      A jar of mixing egg whites
    2. Cut the sausage casing to your desired length. Tie one end to prepare for filling, and leave about 1.5 inches on the other end to tie a knot at the finish — this makes it easier to secure.

      A hand holding sausage casing
      A hand holding tied one end og sausage casing
      A plate of sausage casings
    3. Carefully fill your sausage casing with the mixture.

      Pouring mixing egg white into sausage casing
    4. After filling the casing with the egg mixture, tie the end tightly to prevent it from bursting during steaming. A helpful tip is to use a chopstick to twist and tighten the knot securely.

      Two hand tie up the sausage
      A hand using a chopstick with sausage
      Two hand tie up a sausage
      Two hand holding uncooked sausage
      A plate of filled sausages
    5. Steam the sausages over boiling water for about 8-10 minutes or until fully cooked.

      A steaming pot with uncooked sausages
      Sausages in steaming pot
      Steaming sausages with the lid on
      Cooked sausages
    6. Once cooked, remove the tied ends, and lightly pan-fry for a golden until slightly crispy finish.

      A plate of cooked sausages
      Two hand using scissors cut the end of sausage
      A plate of cooked egg white sausages
      Grilling sausages
      A plated of grilled sausages with two dipping sauces

Nutritional info

% of daily value
protein: 45g
89%
fat: 7g
11%
carbs: 8g
3%
fiber: 1g
5%
saturatedFat: 2g
10%
sugar: 3g
sodium: 928mg
39%
cholesterol: 18mg
6%

Calorie Breakdown

Protein

185 cal

Fat

65 cal

Carbs

31 cal

Egg White Sausages – Easy Protein-Packed Snack

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Healthy Egg White Snacks for Kids and Adults

Looking for a tasty snack that’s low in fat, low in carbs, and packed with protein?

These egg white sausages are your answer!

Perfect for anyone who loves sausages but wants a healthier alternative, this recipe is easy, delicious, and made entirely from egg whites — no preservatives, no processed meat, just pure protein goodness.

🥚 Egg White Sausage vs. Muffin-Style Egg White Bites

Okay friends, let’s talk about this — I know a lot of you love those cute little muffin-style egg white bites you see at coffee shops or in recipes online.

They’re baked in muffin tins, usually packed with cottage cheese, shredded cheese, or even veggies.

They’re creamy, tasty, and super convenient if you’re grabbing breakfast on the go.

But here’s the thing — my Egg White Sausage is totally different (and in my opinion, just as amazing!).

We’re talking simple, clean ingredients: just egg whites, garlic powder, green onions, a little salt and pepper. No cheese, no added fats, no processed stuff.

We steam it in sausage casings, which gives it a firmer, bite-worthy texture — kind of like a real sausage, but lean and healthy.

So yes, both are high-protein snacks, but my version is low-fat, low-carb, and totally homemade.

It’s an excellent choice for those of us who want a satisfying, protein-packed snack without compromising on taste.

Ingredients for Egg White Sausages – Easy Protein-Packed Snack

What You’ll Need

  • Egg Whites – The star ingredient, packed with lean protein.
  • Garlic Powder – Adds a warm, savory depth of flavor.
  • Ground Black Pepper – Brings a hint of spice and aroma.
  • Salt – Enhances all the flavors in the sausage.
  • Chopped Green Onions – Adds freshness and a mild oniony bite.
  • Sausage Casing – Holds the mixture together and gives it that classic sausage shape.

Why You’ll Love This egg white sausages Recipe 🩷

  • High in protein, low in fat and carbs
  • Perfect for breakfast, snacks, or meal prep
  • Quick and easy to make at home
  • A great alternative for anyone avoiding processed sausages

How to Cook Egg White Sausages

  1. Mix egg whites, garlic powder, pepper, salt, and green onions.
  2. Fill sausage casing, tie ends tightly.
  3. Steam 8-10 minutes or until cooked.
  4. Remove ties and pan-fry lightly.

Pro Tip: Serve warm for breakfast or chop them into bite-sized pieces for high protein egg white bites that make great healthy egg white snacks anytime.

💡 If you don’t have a steamer pot, you can use a stainless steel steamer tray placed inside a pot or a large pan to steam.

What to Serve With

Looking for the perfect sides to round out your meal? Here are some tasty ideas:

🥗 Starter: Pickled cucumber salad or spinach salad

🥩 Main Course: Grilled teriyaki chicken or cucumber Soup

🍛 Side Dish: Boiled carrots or quinoa

🍰 Dessert: Easy Air Fryer Banana Brownie

Egg White Sausages – Easy Protein-Packed Snack

Egg White Sausage: Healthy, Protein-Packed Snack

🍴 Perfect After-School Snack

Yes, I totally think these Egg White Sausages are fantastic for after-school snacks!

They’re high in protein, which helps keep kids full and energized, and they’re low in fat and carbs, so you don’t have to worry about giving them something too heavy or processed.

Because they’re soft, flavorful, and easy to eat, even picky kids usually love them.

You can steam a batch ahead of time, then slice or reheat them after school — no fuss, no mess, and no preservatives like store-bought sausages.

Fun Serving Tips for Kids:

  • Dip it! Serve with a little ketchup, mild mustard, or spicy yogurt dip.
  • Mini bites: Cut into small pieces and pack in a lunchbox with fresh veggies.
  • Breakfast-for-snack: Pair with a slice of whole-grain toast or fruit for a mini meal.
  • Roll it up: Wrap in a small tortilla with cheese and lettuce for a fun little snack wrap.

It’s a quick, healthy snack that satisfies cravings and gives your kids a little protein boost before homework or sports practice — and they’ll probably ask for seconds! 😄

These sausages are perfect for healthy egg white bite recipes, high-protein snacks, or even a quick breakfast on busy mornings.

Steam them for a soft, juicy texture, then pan-fry for a golden finish.

Whether you’re meal-prepping, looking for a post-workout boost, or making a kid-friendly after-school snack, these egg white sausages are a delicious, nutritious option that’s easy to customize with your favorite herbs and spices.


FAQs

Absolutely! You can use silicone molds or even small muffin cups for bite-sized portions.

Keep in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days. Perfect for meal prep!

Yes! Freeze cooked sausages for up to a month. Reheat in a pan or microwave before serving.


Make these egg white sausages at home for a wholesome, protein-packed snack you can feel good about eating.

They’re low carb, low fat, and completely free from preservatives, making them a great alternative to processed meat.

With just a few simple ingredients


Tips

  • For extra flavor, add finely chopped herbs like parsley or chives.
  • If you prefer a firmer texture, slightly beat the egg whites before mixing.
  • Use as egg quick snacks for busy mornings or protein-packed bites anytime.

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