
Jura, Switzerland
Saucisse d’Ajoie
Protected Jura smoked pork sausage with a characteristic cumin note, distinct from generic smoked sausage.
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Jura, Switzerland
Protected Jura smoked pork sausage with a characteristic cumin note, distinct from generic smoked sausage.

Lyon, France
Saucisson brioche bakes a Lyon sausage inside a tender, golden brioche loaf.

Nuremberg, Germany
Saure Zipfel poaches Franconian sausages in vinegar broth with onion, bay leaf and juniper until the meat takes on the sour seasoning.

United Kingdom
Seasoned sausage meat rolled in puff pastry, baked in a long strip and cut into portions, eaten hot from a bakery counter or cold at a party.

Reunion
Rougail Saucisses
The culinary emblem of Reunion Island; smoked sausages cooked in a tomato-based sauce with chili, spices, and ginger; a type of curry made with smoked sausages; served with white rice or zembroca; a TasteAtlas-listed must-try; the dish that defines Reunionese cuisine.

Australia
Bunnings Snag
A sausage sizzle serves a grilled sausage in white bread with onions and tomato or barbecue sauce at a community fundraiser.

St. Gallen, Switzerland
A lightly smoked pork and beef sausage, coarser than a cervelat, boiled and served with potato salad or bread.

Faroe Islands
Sperðil
A very simple sausage made of sheep tallow and salt; stuffed in a casing of intestines; traditionally served with ræstur fiskur on Christmas Eve as part of the aftanfiskur tradition; an ancient and simple food habit; a traditional Faroese specialty.

Cyprus
Σεφταλιά
Coarsely minced pork and lamb with onion and parsley wrapped in caul fat rather than a casing, then grilled over charcoal so the fat melts away.

Netherlands
Frikandel
Skinless deep-fried minced-meat sausage, served plain or as frikandel speciaal with mayo, curry ketchup, and onions.

Lebanon
مقانق
Short lamb and beef sausages spiced with cinnamon and pine nut, fried and finished with lemon or pomegranate molasses.

United States
A Southern and Midwestern smoked bologna, sliced thick and grilled or fried.

Gelderland, Netherlands
Rookworst
Traditional smoked sausage from pork, smoked over oak and beechwood, essential accompaniment to stamppot, Gelderse variety is famous.

Munster, Ireland
Sneem Black Pudding is the protected Kerry recipe with a distinctive crumb and texture.

Sokcho, South Korea
속초 오징어순대
Sokcho's grilled squid sausages: squid stuffed with vegetables and egg, charred on a griddle.

Seychelles
Sausages cooked in a tomato and onion sauce with garlic, spices, and lentils; a Creole adaptation of the French/Mauritian rougail; a hearty, comforting dish typically served with rice; a popular Seychellois family meal.

Eastern Slovakia, Slovakia
Spišské párky
Fine-textured smoked frankfurters from the Spiš region, sold in pairs and simmered rather than grilled.

Vojvodina, Serbia
Сремска кобасица
A dry-cured smoked pork sausage from the plain west of the capital, seasoned with paprika and garlic and hung to dry in winter.

Vojvodina, Serbia
Сремска салама
Sremska salama is a fine-ground, winter-cured salami from Srem with a clean paprika and garlic profile.

St. Gallen, Switzerland
St. Galler Bratwurst
A pale veal and pork sausage with milk, grilled without splitting and eaten in the hand with a piece of bread.

South Korea
순대볶음
Korean blood sausage (sundae) stir-fried with vegetables, noodles, and a spicy sauce, a popular street food twist on traditional sundae.

Scotland, United Kingdom
A PGI-protected blood sausage from the Isle of Lewis, made with beef suet, oatmeal, onions and blood, with a moist, firm, rough texture and a deep savoury flavour.

Aruba
Sanger Yena
Sanger yena (stuffed sausage); a traditional Aruban dish; sausage stuffed with goat, beef, or pork; a feature of Aruban cuisine; a popular local specialty; a reflection of Dutch and Caribbean influences

Kayseri, Lebanon
Sucuq
A dry, spicy fermented sausage made from ground beef mixed with tail fat, garlic, cumin, and red pepper, stuffed into casings and air-dried. First mentioned in the 11th century by Mahmud al-Kashgari, sucuk is sliced and grilled, fried with eggs for breakfast, or added to dishes like bean stews. Afyonkarahisar is renowned for its sucuk production tradition.

Argentina
Morcilla dulce
A sweet variation of Argentine blood sausage made with raisins, sugar, and sometimes pine nuts or apples. It is grilled and served as part of the asado's offal course.

Taiwan
香腸
Short, fat, distinctly sweet pork sausage grilled over charcoal and eaten with raw garlic cloves bitten between mouthfuls.

Germany
Teewurst
Air-dried spreadable raw sausage from Pomerania, made from pork and bacon, cold-smoked over beechwood.

Thuringia, Germany
Thüringer Rostbratwurst
Traditional sausage from Thuringia dating to 1613, finely minced pork seasoned with caraway and marjoram.

Munster, Ireland
Timoleague brown pudding is a cooked sausage from Timoleague, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Trinidad and Tobago
Black pudding
Pig's blood mixed with rice, hot pepper, chives and thyme, stuffed into casing and boiled until firm.

Luxembourg
Luxembourg's black pudding, made with pig's blood, cabbage and onion rather than groats, sliced and fried and eaten with apple sauce and mashed potato.

Czech Republic
A Czech pickled sausage in vinegar with onions and peppers, a pub and snack classic

Utrecht, Netherlands
Vockingworst
Utrecht liver sausage made by Vocking, a fine-textured sausage traditionally bought sliced for bread.

Vaud, Switzerland
Saucisson vaudois
A thick, raw pork sausage from Vaud, boiled and served hot with papet vaudois, the signature dish of the canton.

Vienna, Austria
Frankfurter Würstel
Parboiled pork sausage, lightly smoked, traditionally served in pairs, a staple at Austrian Würstelstands, good snap with mild flavor, iconic.

Vietnam
Chả lụa
Chả lụa is Vietnam's smooth steamed pork sausage, made from finely pounded pork seasoned with fish sauce, wrapped in banana leaf, and sliced for noodle bowls and bánh mì.