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| | * [[Lincolnshire sausage]] - Another UK regional variety. | | * [[Lincolnshire sausage]] - Another UK regional variety. |
| | * [[Glamorgan sausage]] - A Welsh sausage. | | * [[Glamorgan sausage]] - A Welsh sausage. |
| − | * [[Saveloy]] - Sold in [[Chip shop]]s. | + | * [[Saveloy]] - a red sausage made of seasoned pork |
| | * [[Lancashire]] Black Banger - Another UK variety. [[Black Pudding]] is added to minced pork to create the distinctive color. | | * [[Lancashire]] Black Banger - Another UK variety. [[Black Pudding]] is added to minced pork to create the distinctive color. |
| | * The [[Great British Banger]] - Famous [[British]] staple and part of a cooked breakfast or "fry up". | | * The [[Great British Banger]] - Famous [[British]] staple and part of a cooked breakfast or "fry up". |
| | * [[Salami]]- A cured sausage usually eaten sliced and cold in a [[sandwich]]. | | * [[Salami]]- A cured sausage usually eaten sliced and cold in a [[sandwich]]. |
| − | * [[Brighton]] Sausage - As Brighton is a [[port]] town, it is made using salt beef rather than pork. Often part of a [[Brighton]] hot lunch, the regional meal. | + | * Merguez - a red, spicy sausage from North Africa |
| − | * Merguez - Firey hot [[French]] sausage flavoured with red chillis. Based on an Algerian recipe.
| + | * [[Lorne]] Sausage: a rectangular beef slicing sausage, fried or grilled, and an essential component of a [[Full Scottish Breakfast]]. |
| − | * [[Boerwors]] -[[ South Africa]]n [[beef]] sausage.
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| − | * [[Lorne]] Sausage: a rectangular beef slicing sausage, fried or grilled, and an essential component of a [[Full Scottish Breakfast]]. It has the quality of not tasting of very much. | |
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