Who will be the first one here to grill a dausage?

[Bob Correll]

"The Dausage is U.K. man Liam Bennett's answer to the food hybrid craze. Part sausage, part doughnut, these meaty links are blended with leeks and chives, and injected with a seedless jam."

 

[Clint]

You Fry, I'll Try

 

[Rich Dahl]

Well I've seen stranger combinations. I'd give it a shot if it was available here.

 

[Bob Correll]

Jo likes grape jelly on her scrambled eggs, a dausage sounds better.

 

[ChrisV]

"The Dausage is U.K. man Liam Bennett's answer to the food hybrid craze. Part sausage, part doughnut, these meaty links are blended with leeks and chives, and injected with a seedless jam."

I have to say, that is one of the most disgusting sounding concoctions I've heard of in a while. I'll gladly pass

 

[Bob H.]

If it has jelly inside, not for me. Now if you put the scrambled eggs inside the sausage, or doughnut inside the sausage it would be good.
There was a guy in Chicago who wrapped cheese pizza around Italian sausage and called it a Jumbo John. They were pretty tasty.

 

[Rita Y]

As Charlie Brown would say, "Good Grief!" Surely not dog meat! "Dausage" immediately made me think of the one who first jumps up and kisses me when I come in the door. These days, after 55 years, Weber (yes, Weber) is just a little faster than my Sweetie.

Rita

 

[Clint]

how about a cross between this: http://www.theslowroasteditalian.com/2014/04/simple-homemade-pretzel-dogs-recipe.html (these are good)

and this? http://www.olgasflavorfactory.com/favorites/zeppole-italian-doughnuts/

probably easier to keep it simple but variety is good

 

[Mike Willis]

My body has been more of an amusement park than a "temple", but I think I'll pass...

 

[Bob H.]

As Charlie Brown would say, "Good Grief!" Surely not dog meat! "Dausage" immediately made me think of the one who first jumps up and kisses me when I come in the door. These days, after 55 years, Weber (yes, Weber) is just a little faster than my Sweetie.

Rita

There was a Chicago restaurant that was closed down about 35 years ago. It was called La Choza in Rogers Park. Lets just say that there were no stray dogs nearby.

 

[Rita Y]

I've found that La Choza translated means "hut" or "shack." I hope that they weren't closed down for what you might be implying! Not in the U.S....pleeaze!