/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.7876903]

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!

[Anonymous No.7876919]

yeah, the US, canada, most european countries. this is just a hotdog in white bread instead of a hot dog bun, which I'd probably actually prefer, hotdog buns are too thick. you can get those exact ingredients, with the grilled onions and ketchup, in the US.

[Anonymous No.7876944]

>>7876903
>>7876919
fucking hell anglos should stop trying to cook to be honest
t. A.B.

[Anonymous No.7876949]

Is OP talking about a barbecue?

[Anonymous No.7876955]

>>7876944
your nigger recipes are mostly derived from french cooking.

[Anonymous No.7876962]

>anglo scum will never know the taste of a proper European sausage inside one of the various rye bread buns we have

[Anonymous No.7876964]

>>7876955
If you have that pic in your pc, you need a gf m8. Here, have some inspo

[Anonymous No.7876968]

>>7876964
>butthurt nigger crying about being kangz or some shit

[Anonymous No.7876969]

>>7876955
>implying
Is the other way around faggot. Go read a book

[Anonymous No.7876972]

>>7876955
>that picture
Nice way of saying
>the space race was actually won by the Nazis because thats where all the tech and ideas came from, NASA was basically a German research facility but dont tell anyone

[Anonymous No.7877075]

fuck yeah sausage sizzle cunts!

dijonaise and bbq sauce a cheeky alternative condiment style if ur grilling at home

[Anonymous No.7877105]

>>7877075
>dijon and bbq

God tier condiment combination my man

[Anonymous No.7877137]

here in the nyc area we have sausage peppers and onions, served on an italian roll like the one in the pic

theyre usually street food served at a block party or a fair

[Anonymous No.7877144]

>>7877105
nah yeah fuck yeah m8 hey

[Anonymous No.7877439]

>>7876949
A sausage sizzle is cooked on a bbq but they're not really the same thing. The idea of a sausage sizzle is to raise funds for something - like an NFP - so the ingredients are all bought en masse, cheap as possible. There is something very specific about disgustingly cheap bread and sausages isn't replicated in your standard barbecue fare.

[Anonymous No.7877483]

>>7876903
I ate pic related in Austria. Man that was awesome. It's a sausage inside a baguette. They chop off the tip, drill a hole and just cram the sausage in there. Damn I love that.

[Anonymous No.7877485]

>>7877483
look like eating dick out of fleshlight

[Anonymous No.7877496]

>Coles $0.85 bread per loaf
>Coles 'sausage' $4 per slab of 20
What a rippa

[Anonymous No.7877506]

>>7876903
>Margerine
Didn't anybody else gag?

[Anonymous No.7877514]

>>7876919
A hot dog isn't the same as the type of sausage OP is talking about. It has an entirely different taste and texture.

[Anonymous No.7877515]

>>7877496
This cunt knows it.

>>7877506
It's supposed to be cheap to make, nothing more.

[Anonymous No.7877549]

>>7877485
I can never unsee this

[Anonymous No.7877712]

i though bunnings sausage sizzles were an nz only. goddamn it.

[Anonymous No.7877722]

>>7877712
Nah cuzzybro, we invinted them

[Anonymous No.7877909]

>>7877485
+1 anon

[Anonymous No.7878063]

yeah the KoC and VFWs do this all thw time, usually hamburgers as well, and we have turkey and meat shoots in the fall, great fun if you like hanging out with old fat men with PTSD

[Anonymous No.7878069]

>>7876903

I've never heard it called by that name, but it's very common in the US (southern part, anyway--dunno about the north) for sausage links to be grilled and sold with a piece of white bread like that.

[Anonymous No.7879853]

>>7878069
You mean this? Yeah its great.

[Anonymous No.7880853]

>>7877137
Is there a specific name for it? Sounds amazing.

[Anonymous No.7880863]

>>7876903
>ketchup on a hotdog
Why are aussies such fuckups?

[Anonymous No.7880875]

>>7876903
Sounds good and the price is too

In America that fare would be like $4.50 and ingredients of equal cost/quality

[Anonymous No.7880882]

>>7876903
NZ, but you knew that.
I think tonga and a few of the other pacific islands are slowly adopting it, but that's only because of the aus+nz'ers invading.

[Anonymous No.7882214]

US has concept but usually we do chicken or pork barbeques to raise money instead

[Anonymous No.7882224]

>>7880853
Italian roll with sausage peppers and onions

[Anonymous No.7882225]

>>7880863
It's not a hotdog, and it's not ketchup.

It's a sausage, like one you might cook up in a frying pan, done on a bbq for some extra flavour and char.

The sauce is tomato sauce which, while similar to ketchup, is often much less sweet.

[Anonymous No.7882779]

>>7876903
So is this an exciting moment in an Australian's life? To have sausage served on cheap white bread?

[Anonymous No.7883216]

>>7882779
yes

[Anonymous No.7883235]

>>7882225
American sausages are of such poor quality they think hotdogs are sausages.

[Anonymous No.7883240]

>>7882779
you get one when you vote in australia. would quite like to get a sausage when i vote desu

[Anonymous No.7883245]

>>7882779
What is with the weird context clappyfats talk about sausages in?

[Anonymous No.7883613]

>>7883245
What weird context, Bruce?

[Anonymous No.7883617]

Best sausage.

[Anonymous No.7883669]

fuck the USA

[Anonymous No.7883676]

In texas the common fund raiser food would be a sausage in a flour tortilla. Available condiments are mustard and bbq sauce. Referred to as asausage wrap, or a chihuahua.