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Eddy Vluggen wrote: A saucage is not a meatball
Wow, you are weird.
Where did I say 'meatball'?
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Munchies_Matt wrote: Wow, you are weird.
Where did I say 'meatball'? You didn't; one adds it to the meatballs to get a better texture, and works as a binding-agent. A saucage doesn't need it since it is encased, in which case it just acts like a filler.
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It isnt a binding agent, it is added to UK sausages to soak up juice and fat, and make the sausage taste better.
I just told you that.
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And the "meat" in UK sausages is all the stuff they can't sell as meat, bones, skin and various organs including the greeny-bluish-purple bits
- at least continental European sausages have proper meat in them.
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Bollocks.
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absolutely.
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Lips, anus'... 'mechanically recovered meat' is the term.
Mind you, I suppose it is nutritious to some degree.
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well they say the skin of the apple is the most nutritious part,
perhaps that logic is being applied to animals too.
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It is often the tastiest bit!
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Cant stand them.
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The real ones, or the supermarket ones ? It's like apples and bananas.
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Possibly, just never liked a lamb sausage.
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CodeWraith wrote: Perhaps something traditional[^] with salad and fried potatos, but no Sauerkraut. I hate that stuff, despite all stereotypes. People use the term "bratwurst" sometimes to describe a knackwurst (hotdog) like saucage; rather confusing, since there's a big difference in texture and taste. Use a bockwurst[^] when hot dogging.
Curry-bratwurst works great on a grill, as do Weißwürstchen (white saucages)
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I suspected that. Bockwurst and Bratwurst are very different pairs of shoes.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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All that high-faluting[^] arrogance about what's proper and not - YET, you're talking about eating a ing sausage!
Ingredients: All the entrails and bits unfit to put into pet-food or slop a hog.
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W∴ Balboos wrote: Ingredients: All the entrails and bits unfit to put into pet-food or slop a hog. Go to a butcher and ask if you can see how it is done. I'll bet a banana that it is normal meat, not trimmings. As for the entrails, that's not put into the saucage, but it's the casing.
I have gotten a meat-grinder from a friend, and plan to make my own saucages. Including the frikandel, which is said to include cows-eyes and more (in reality, chicken-breast and bacon, and no casing at all).
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Eddy Vluggen wrote: Including the frikandel Horse. Is it not made from horse?
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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CodeWraith wrote: Horse. Is it not made from horse? Chicken and pig. Here[^] is the recipe
Horse is a thougher kind of meat.
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And red as a British coat. I would pick up some Frikandel next time I go home, but it would not survive the trip down to Munich (or i would have to eat all at once).
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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Have them delivered on Germany
Searchresults: 'frikandel' (Dutchexpatshop)[^]
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W∴ Balboos wrote: Ingredients: All the entrails and bits unfit to put into pet-food or slop a hog. Make the cat test. Cat's will not touch anything a dog would still happily gobble down.
I forgive you, because you are only used to having about two sorts of bad beer, two sorts of sausage and also only two sorts of bread. I hear this has been changing slowly since I last had the pleasure to endure this?
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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More Euro-gance (EU Arrogance). I made up a word! I made up a word!
Our craft beer, which is widely available, can kick-ass anything in Europe.
More varieties of bread, from throughout the planet. And we don't think much of that baked dildo that is called a baguette.
As for sausage? I couldn't say - basically, I classify all sausage as something shaped similarly to the emissive outcroppings of an mangy dog's buttocks - shaped so for good reason, as in a built in warning on the package.
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W∴ Balboos wrote: Our craft beer, which is widely available, can kick-ass anything in Europe. Were you among those fresh GIs who we always filled up to the brim?
W∴ Balboos wrote: More varieties of bread, from throughout the planet. And we don't think much of that baked dildo that is called a baguette. Donnie the Trump will make America great again and no doubt will see to it that you only have two sorts again.
W∴ Balboos wrote: As for sausage? I couldn't say - basically, I classify all sausage as something shaped similarly to the emissive outcroppings of an mangy dog's buttocks - shaped so for good reason, as in a built in warning on the package.
Still better than that homogenized and pasteurized something wrapped in plastic that they used to sell us as 'Wieners'. They came in exactly two forms: With cheese and without.
This is what every little butcher's shop looks like here:
https://defti-meister-metzger.de/files/teilnehmer/metzgerei-munz-02_900x600px.jpg
Can you please show me the emissive outcroppings on that picture?
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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CodeWraith wrote: Can you please show me the emissive outcroppings on that picture? Emissive outcroppings are most easily observed in the barnyard, pastures, meadows, and such other places as the food passes from grass-to-ass.
Doesn't matter who or what makes it - it's shaped like it was defecated because it a matter of truth-in-advertising. As Shakespeare would have put it: "A Turd by any other name just cost more."
No need to bring Hump into this - it's irrelevant - and much as I find him a horror show, I'd imagine he eats better than you. When it comes to indulging his pallet, I'd say he does a better job than you, too. You can't blame him for the bilge you consume.
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