When is a sausage not a sausage?!


Question: When is a sausage not a sausage?
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when it contains, by weight, less than 42% meat.

yes, that means 58% of your lovely breakfast item could be anything from gristle to sawdust,with just enough food colouring in it to look good.

still not enough to put me off though :D

(according to british food standards)



When it's a chipolata?

Actually, you can still call a sausage with very little pork in it a sausage, but you can't call it a "pork sausage"



When it's a Glamorgan sausage!

Or you could eat the other non-sausage...factory cheap...

http://uktv.co.uk/food/recipe/aid/512915

http://www.guardian.co.uk/food/focus/sto…



When it is Lorne sausage.

They eat it in Scotland.

http://www.google.com/images?q=lorne+sau…



1) before its made
2) after its eaten
3) in a foreign country. then it is a salsicha or a saucisson etc
4) when it has an identity crisis



When it is a high fat emulsified offal tube.



when it contains less than 42% meat. then it becomes a banger or a hotdog



when it is called a pudding e g black/white pudding haggis etc



After it's eaten.



When it does not contain any sage.



When it's a weiner.



When it's a log



When it's a PATTY!



when it is at a sausagefest?



when its a bean.



Oh, I'm sure I know this one!




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