/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>9748902

I'm guessing that you have to be pretty drunk.

>>7965361
you got a problem with sausage sangas cunt

>non-australians will NEVER experience the sausage sanga

Do countries other than Australia have sausage sizzle?

Usually run by groups trying to raise money for one reason or another at special events, though they are permanently found outside Bunnings stores, a typical sausage sizzle is comprised of cheap sausages, in a piece of cheap white bread that may or may not have margarine on it, served with either BBQ or tomato sauce and grilled onion if desired.

Usually $2 or a gold coin donation.

Such shit quality ingredients turn into something amazing to grab when you are down at Bunnings picking up some supplies for weekend projects!

>>7815195
this cunt gets it

Australian here, that's a terrible imitation of our national food (the sausage sizzle)

What you want is some sausages (sausages not hotdogs) onion and tomato/BBQ sauce on some bread.

Food of the gods.