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Spreadable fiery Calabrian pork sausage, made with off cuts, fat, and roasted Calabrian chili. Pungent, smoky, and addictive on bread or in pasta.
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Calabria, Italy
Spreadable fiery Calabrian pork sausage, made with off cuts, fat, and roasted Calabrian chili. Pungent, smoky, and addictive on bread or in pasta.

Algeria
مرقاز
Merguez is a red, paprika-and-garlic lamb sausage with long-established Algerian, Tunisian, Moroccan, and Libyan forms.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
Alheira de Mirandela
A Portuguese sausage made with bread, garlic, and poultry or game, originally a Jewish disguise.

Northern Portugal, Portugal
Alheira de Barroso-Montalegre is a Portuguese sausage or cured meat from Montalegre, seasoned and preserved to concentrate its smoky, savory flavor.

Amsterdam, Netherlands
Cured beef sausage associated with Amsterdam, traditionally sliced thin for bread and sandwiches.

Andorra
Secallona
Traditional Andorran cured sausage; one of the most typical Andorran cured meats; made by local producers like Els Escaubells and Cal Jordi; dry-cured pork sausage with a distinctive flavor from the Pyrenean air; served on cheese and charcuterie boards; found at bordes and restaurants; the cured sausage of Andorra;.

Normandy, France
Smoked sausage from Normandy with a coarse texture and strong flavor.

France
Andouillette à la rouennaise is a coarse tripe sausage from Rouen, served hot with mustard or a creamy sauce.

Appenzell, Switzerland
Protected pale Appenzeller boiling sausage is bought as a sausage and poached before eating.

Barbados
Pudding
Grated sweet potato seasoned with sugar, hot pepper and herbs, packed into a cleaned pig's intestine and steamed until it sets dark and dense.

England, United Kingdom
Pork sausages, mashed potato and a pool of onion gravy, the standard pub plate.

Latvia
Putraimdesa
Sausage of pig blood mixed with barley groats, onions and spices, served with lingonberry jam.

United Kingdom
A pork sausage dipped in the same beer batter used for fish and chips, deep-fried until golden, a chip shop staple across the UK.

Bavaria, Germany
Bayerischer Wurstsalat
Bavarian sausage salad with thinly sliced sausage in a vinegar dressing, served as a cold dish or snack.

United States
Brats simmered in beer with onions and butter, then grilled, typically served on a bun with mustard.

Germany
Bierwurst
German sausage with robust mildly spiced flavor and firm sliceable texture, often eaten cold with beer.

Bern, Switzerland
Berner Zungenwurst
Protected smoked and cooked Bernese sausage with a long-established product identity.

Taiwan
大腸包小腸
A grilled sticky-rice sausage split lengthways and used as a bun for a sweet grilled pork sausage, with garlic, pickles and wasabi.

Ireland
Putóg dhuithche
An Irish blood sausage with oatmeal, pork blood, and spices, a daily and breakfast classic

Romania
Sângerete
Romanian blood sausage of pig's blood mixed with fat, meat, breadcrumbs and spices, boiled or fried and eaten at the winter slaughter.

Tampere, Finland
Mustamakkara
Tampere's signature blood sausage made from pork, blood, and rye flour, eaten hot with lingonberry jam, a regional icon.

Sweden
Blood sausage with raisins, a Christmas and winter staple.

Chile
Prietas
Chilean blood sausage made with pork blood, spices, and sometimes rice or vegetables, a traditional asado accompaniment.

Germany
Blutwurst
Blood sausage made from pig or goose blood, often called Schwarzwurst, rich and earthy.

Estonia
Verivorst
Christmas blood sausage made with pork, pig's blood, barley, marjoram and allspice, Estonia's national dish.

Spain
Morcilla
Spanish blood sausage made with pork blood, fat, onions, and fillers like rice or breadcrumbs, with many regional varieties.

Hungary
Véres hurka
Blood sausage is a Hungarian cooked sausage made with pig's blood, rice, onions, and seasonings.

Latvia
Asinsdesa
Sausage made with pig blood, barley groats, speck and onions, a traditional Christmas and winter food.

Iceland
Iceland's blood pudding from lamb's blood, suet, rye flour, and oats, a Þorrablót and daily classic.

Berlin, Germany
Pre-boiled sausage made from ground veal and pork, seasoned with paprika and chives, originating from Berlin.

South Africa
South Africa's traditional farmer's sausage of beef (90%+ meat) with coriander, cloves, and nutmeg, coiled and braaied. A national and braai staple, juicy and aromatic, a cultural icon, served in a roll or with pap, a cornerstone.

Bonaire
Palito
A cousin of pastechi and a popular Bonairean breakfast or snack; same batter as pastechi wrapped around hotdogs or cocktail sausages, then fried; compared to a corn dog but with pastechi batter; a Bonairean street food

Andorra
Fresh pork sausage seasoned with salt and pepper, grilled at Andorran barbecue gatherings.

Louisiana, United States
Deep-fried balls of boudin filling, breaded and golden, served with dipping sauce — a Louisiana bar snack.

Pays de la Loire, France
Boudin blanc aux pommes pairs mild white sausage with caramelized apples, pan-cooked together for a sweet-savory dish.

Liège, Belgium
Boudin blanc de Liège is a pale pork sausage with a fine forcemeat and gentle seasoning.