
Not a sausage
British Slang
Understand that 'not a sausage' is a British slang phrase meaning 'nothing'. It's not used in formal situations. 
Humorous Tone
'Not a sausage' often brings a humorous or light-hearted tone to the conversation about lacking something. 
Conversational
It's commonly used in conversational English, especially among friends or in casual settings. 