What type of sausage do you serve?

Virginiasmoke · Posted: Aug 11 2017 Post subject: What type of sausage do you serve?

I am in the last stages of opening my first quick-serve storefront. I've expanded my mobile operation to the point that I need a home base.
I'm going to keep a limited menu. I want to offer a traditional Southern BBQ type sausage.
What would you recommend?
Bratwurst?
Sweet Italian?
Hot Italian?
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brutus1964 · Posted: Aug 11 2017 Post subject: Re: What type of sausage do you serve?

Pit Boss · Posted: Aug 11 2017 Post subject: Re: What type of sausage do you serve?

Virginiasmoke · Posted: Aug 11 2017 Post subject:

I agree with you. I was really hesitating on using any of those.
I would go with Andouille like brutus suggested before any of my ideas.
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Pit Boss · Posted: Aug 11 2017 Post subject:

Be careful with your Andouille selection. They may be too spicy for your neighborhood. I still suggest you go with something more local to you if possible.
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PaleAle · Posted: Aug 12 2017 Post subject:

Following this. I have been wondering the same thing and I live just south of you. Seems the only sausage around here people think breakfast or "fair" food such as Italian sausage. Might want to contact "The Butcher at Bon Air". He sells fresh and smoked sausage. Maybe sausage craft as well seems like they will custom make for you not sure of prices for something like that. Best of luck on the new brick & mortar!! Whats the address will have to come by when you open!!

brutus1964 · Posted: Aug 13 2017 Post subject:

A good polish sausage may be an option. Its not overly spicy and seems to be fairly popular and its also versatile.
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cjschuckwagon · Posted: Nov 17 2017 Post subject:

Sausage,like hot dogs is regional. What sells in one area of the country wont move elsewhere....

Find what sells locally and sell that.

Good luck, cj
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jane nair · Posted: Jan 08 2018 Post subject:

I'm not in business.but I studied about it.I recommend you sweet Italian sausage.its a good and tasty sausage.most of the people will like this.
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