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Did You Know - Bavarian Sausages Edition

5 Things To Know About Bavarian Sausages

5) Bavaria’s casing game is strong.

• In Bavaria, there are two types of pork casings: thick and thin. The thinner casings are used for bratwursts and other sausages, while the thicker casings are used for weisswürste. Because the breakfast sausage’s casing is thicker, it’s not normally eaten like a regular sausage. To traditionally eat a weisswürste, one cuts the sausage in half and squeezes the meat out of the casing. Kill says you can sauté the thick casing afterward to eat, but since the sausage is steamed, the casing doesn’t get tender and is often too chewy to eat. All the sausages served at Paulaner are made with pork casings, with the exception of the weisswürste, which gets a thicker beef casing. 

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Who Knew They Had Such A Tasty Investment

The best-selling Volkswagen is a sausage 

An actual sausage. Currywurst, to be exact.

Volkswagen may have had a tough 2015, but at least sales are still strong in the processed meat department. Currywurst, a spiced sausage produced by VW (and served to us at many VW-hosted events, incidentally ... it's delicious!), actually beat cars sales this year by a million units. Not many Americans know that since 1973, Volkswagen has produced an award-winning version of this German street meat at the company's headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany. The plant is one of the largest car manufacturing facilities in the world, and it also runs its own butcher shop where millions of pounds of sausage are produced every year.

Sure the 6.12 million cars sold by the Volkswagen in 2015 may have brought in more profit, but car sales are slowing. The slowdown can be blamed on the ongoing diesel scandal, in which the company was caught using emissions control defeat devices. Now the company faces lengthy lawsuits and potentially billions in fines.

There's no slowing down sausage sales however. Sales of currywurst were up by nearly one million over last year. If you're wondering what to pair your currywurst with, Volkswagen also sells a special ketchup tailored to the currywurst. The company sold 167,608 gallons worth of the spicy ketchup.

You can find the special currywurst on the menu at the company's lunchrooms inside VW offices and factories, as well as in supermarkets and the stadium of the Wolfsburg soccer team. You can also grab a package at Volkswagen dealerships in Germany, where salespeople give sausages to buyers before they drive their new VW off the lot.

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