
Bologna, Italy
Mortadella Bolognese
Bologna's silky emulsified pork sausage studded with pistachios, lightly scented with myrtle berry. The original 'baloney'.
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Bologna, Italy
Bologna's silky emulsified pork sausage studded with pistachios, lightly scented with myrtle berry. The original 'baloney'.

Burgundy, France
Saucisse de Morteau
Smoked pork sausage from Franche-Comte with a wooden peg, IGP protected.

Kenya
A Kenyan grilled blood and meat sausage with spices, a street and festive classic

South Africa
Droëwors
A South African dried sausage, similar to biltong but made from thin boerewors, cured with vinegar and coriander. A national and snack staple, dry and savory, a portable and protein-rich treat, a biltong companion, a beloved snack.

Vietnam
Nem chua
Nem chua, raw pork cured with garlic and chilli in a banana-leaf packet, is one of Vietnam's most distinctive foods.

Vietnam
Nem nướng
Grilled pork sausages seasoned with garlic and fish sauce, skewered and char-grilled, served with rice paper, herbs, and dipping sauce.

Neuchâtel, Switzerland
Saucisson neuchâtelois
Protected smoked raw sausage from Neuchâtel, normally cooked before serving.

England, United Kingdom
Newmarket Sausage is a protected collective food or drink identity with a defined regional specification.

Nuremberg, Germany
Nürnberger Bratwürste
Small thin sausages from Nuremberg, about 7-9cm long, made with pork and marjoram, EU-protected.

Sweden
Onsala korv is a cooked sausage from Onsala, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Algeria
عصبان
Osbane is a stuffed sausage of casing, rice, offal, herbs, and spices made in Algerian, Tunisian, and Libyan kitchens.

Paphos, Cyprus
Παφίτικο λουκάνικο
Coarse pork sausage from the Paphos district, marinated in dry red wine with coriander seed and smoked, then air-dried.

Alentejo, Portugal
Paio de Beja
Smoked Alentejo pork sausage with chunks of lean meat and fat.

Belarus
Пальцоўка
Pork chopped by hand rather than minced — the name means finger-stuffed — seasoned with garlic and caraway, cased and lightly smoked, eaten raw-cured or fried.

England, United Kingdom
Small sausages wrapped in bacon, roasted until crisp, a Christmas dinner staple and Sunday roast side across the UK.

Lower Saxony, Germany
Pinkel
Smoked grütze sausage with oats or barley groats and bacon from northwest Germany, served with kale.

Romania
Cârnați de Pleșcoi
Mutton and beef sausages heavily spiced with hot paprika, garlic and thyme, smoked lightly and grilled until they blister.

Sweden
Fläskkorv
Swedish pork sausage, traditionally sold raw, often served during Christmas and special occasions.

Lithuania
Vėdarai
Pork intestines stuffed with grated potato mash, baked until crisp and served with bacon and onion.

Serbia
Пожаревачка кобасица
Požarevačka kobasica is a seasoned Serbian sausage from the Požarevac area, grilled or cured for market sale.

Prague, Czech Republic
Pražská klobása is a cured or preserved meat from Prague, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Sweden
Prinskorv
Small spiced pork and veal sausages with crown-like cuts, a Christmas and Midsummer favorite.

Puerto Rico
Longaniza
Fresh pork sausage seasoned heavily with annatto, oregano and garlic, sold in coils and fried rather than cured.

Scotland, United Kingdom
Red pudding is a Scottish sausage-meat pudding coated in batter and deep-fried.

Bavaria, Germany
Regensburger Wurst is a short thick smoked pork sausage with a firm emulsion, traditionally served warm in slices.

Romania
Caltaboș
Pork offal and rice seasoned with pepper and herbs, packed into casings and boiled, then fried in slices.

South Africa
Russians
A South African sausage (similar to kielbasa), grilled or fried, served in a roll or with pap

Denmark
Røde pølser
A Danish red-skinned pork sausage, served in a bun with ketchup, mustard, remoulade, and fried onions, a street icon.

Laos
ໄສ້ກອກ
Chunky fermented pork sausage with rice and garlic, left to sour for a day or two before grilling.

Isan (Northeastern Thailand), Thailand
ไส้กรอกอีสาน
Fermented pork sausage from northeastern Thailand, grilled and served with cabbage, ginger, and chilies.

Chiang Mai, Laos
ໄສ້ອົ່ວ
Sai ua, the Northern Thai herb sausage packed with lemongrass, kaffir lime and curry paste, is Chiang Mai's defining product.

Saint Helena
A traditional Saint Helena sausage made from pig or calf intestines stuffed with cooked rice, blood, onion, bacon, parsley, mixed spice, thyme, and habanero chilli, then boiled and sliced.

Peru
A spicy smoked pork sausage from Huacho, often grilled and served in a bread roll.

Argentina
A thin, long, coiled fresh sausage similar to chorizo but in a spiral shape. Grilled until crispy outside and served with bread and chimichurri as an asado starter.

Colombia
A Colombian street food of fried potatoes and sliced sausages, topped with ketchup, mayo, and pineapple sauce. A cheap, late-night snack nationwide.

Madagascar
Malagasy sausage simmered with beans, tomato and onion into a hearty household dish.