What kind of sausages do you have in your country?

@thelme55 (76476)
Germany
November 14, 2017 6:31pm CST
Bratwurst is a German sausage. Bratwurst literally means fried sausage. It is made of pork. Well, we have sausages made of beef of course but I do not like it. I have no idea how many kinds of sausages we have in Germany. Those I know besides Bratwurst are Nürnberger, Weißwurst and Thüringer. Well, these are sausages I love most and mostly eaten in my German Pinay home. Have you tried eating German sausage? I know that some of these sausages can be bought in Aldi shops in England and Ireland because I have bought some there when we were traveling and living in Ireland a few years ago. What kind of sausages do you have in your country? What is the name? Thanks for dropping bye. Gute Nacht / Good night! P.S. My Bratwurst photo doesn't show up.
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@snowy22315 (170008)
• United States
15 Nov 17
We have German and Polish, as well as Italian sausages. Chicken and pork sausages too!
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@thelme55 (76476)
• Germany
16 Nov 17
Wow! You have a lot of variationstalls there @snowy22315. Polish and Italian sausages are delicious, too.
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@snowy22315 (170008)
• United States
16 Nov 17
@thelme55 Yeah, chicken, beef, summer sausage we have quite a few.
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@sallypup (57905)
• Centralia, Washington
15 Nov 17
I love potato sausage but can't find it made anywhere. There's a butcher shop not too far from my house that makes their own sausages. Bockwurst sausage is tasty. The butcher shop puts jalepeno peppers in one of their sausages. They also put cheddar cheese in another sausage. When I was a kid my Mom bought a bologny ring but I've not seen that since.
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@andriaperry (116860)
• Anniston, Alabama
15 Nov 17
Turkey, chicken, pork and beef. Smoked, cooked and uncooked. We have ground made like a hamburger patty. We have super seasoned and plain. Hot or mild. AND we have fake sausage made with soy but tste just like sausage made with an animal. People love their sausage in USA.
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@thelme55 (76476)
• Germany
16 Nov 17
Just like what we have here @andriaperry. Smoked, cooked or uncooked. I don't know if we have a fake sausage here.
@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
15 Nov 17
My Brother cook that one time ago, it came from the package we have from Germany. It's very hard to eat. I wonder why.
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@thelme55 (76476)
• Germany
16 Nov 17
Very hard to eat @JustBhem? Maybe it was not the fresh sausage for frying but a smoked sausage to put on your bread. Well, you can fry smoked sausage, too.
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@thelme55 (76476)
• Germany
20 Nov 17
@JustBhem maybe it should have not been fried. What was the name of the sausage?
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
16 Nov 17
@thelme55 I wonder why they are so hard when fry.
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@YrNemo (20261)
15 Nov 17
I have no clue what they are. We just bought them (different variety) and cooked for dinner. Some were beef, some were pork, some spicy, some not... I will try to remember their name next time I go to the deli sections.
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@dgobucks226 (34368)
15 Nov 17
We have brats in the U.S. When I buy sausages I get a brand called Premio Italian sausage. Very good no fillers!
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@thelme55 (76476)
• Germany
16 Nov 17
That is great @dgobucks. Are the sausages Italian?
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@thelme55 (76476)
• Germany
20 Nov 17
@dgobucks226 hmmmm.....that sounds delicious
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@dgobucks226 (34368)
17 Nov 17
@thelme55 Yes, a very popular brand in America Thelma. Although a bit pricy, I usually wait for them to be on sale before purchasing. I put them in a crock pot with potatoes and carrots until everything just melts in your mouth. A great stew to enjoy when the weather turns cold
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@youless (112123)
• Guangzhou, China
15 Nov 17
Yes, here we have many kinds of sausages. And the flavor and taste are quite different from everywhere in my country. But most of our sausages are dried and therefore they can be stored for a longer time. We especially like to have it in cold winter.
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@Raine38 (12257)
• United States
15 Nov 17
Yes, I have and like brats, but my favorite is probably summer sausage and my fiancé's homemade turkey sausage.
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@LadyDuck (458230)
• Switzerland
15 Nov 17
We have the same that you have here in Switzerland but also the Italian sausages here in the south. Among them, the luganiga, the Lombard "verzini" and the cotechino. There are many, many more.
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@sol_cee (38223)
• Philippines
15 Nov 17
I miss our very own longganisa wrapped in intestine skins. Yummy! ;)
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@JudyEv (325815)
• Rockingham, Australia
15 Nov 17
We have all sorts of sausages here - chicken and cheese, pork, beef - but none seem to taste as good as the ones I had when I was a child.
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@ridingbet (66857)
• Philippines
15 Nov 17
hmmm, i have not yet tasted one sausage that you mentioned.
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@kobesbuddy (74591)
• East Tawas, Michigan
15 Nov 17
Bratwurst is one of our favorites. But my husband prefers the raw, ground breakfast sausage, that's made into patties and fried. Polish and Italian sausage are very common here.
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@ilocosboy (45157)
• Philippines
15 Nov 17
The most famous in my area is the Vigan longanisa, a pork sausage with lots of garlic, best for breakfast. Also we have pampanga's best, I love their chicken longanisa.
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@Kandae11 (53679)
15 Nov 17
I know of sausages made from chicken - suitable for those who try to avoid pork products.
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@ladymug (32)
15 Nov 17
Your sausage looks tasty. In our country we also have a variety of sausages. It is called longanisa. I love the Ilocos recipe of longanisa, it's really flavorful and garlicky, I always crave for more.