Cold Knacki

OK.

Deimos eats these. He says they taste like plastic and that I should try them. He hasn't sold it to me...

Any other of you freaks eat cold Knacki?

Uh?

Uh?

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	Spliffy wrote:
	Any other of you freaks eat cold Knacki?

I do. d3im0s probably means those, sold in glasses.
If you get good, long Knackis from the butcher they are delicious. Hot or cold.

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There are nice distinctions in the german Knackiworld Exclamation

Saxon version

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	MONTANA wrote:
	There are nice distinctions in the german Knackiworld

Well, that is more than true. There are probably hundreds of different kinds of Knackwurst: Look here

I thought of this one, when I posted my first reply:

But this probably rather is a "Wiener Würstchen" which can be, as I said, really good hot or cold.

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You see?

Germans love to talk about sausages and I remember cool TS conversations where your instructions on how to cook one were very precise. Boil the water, take it off the heat and then gently lower your knackis into their bath. Let them soak to warm up but never, NEVER let them split in the heat. Why? Because then and only then will that explosion of sausage delight reach every part of your mouth when you take that first all important bite.

I like all that jazz so to hear that some of you just pop the jar and neck em cold is a little dissapointing.

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	Spliffy wrote:
	I like all that jazz so to hear that some of you just pop the jar and neck em cold is a little dissapointing.

It disappoints me that you are disappointed. Where is the fault in this? It is basicly like this: If you decide to have hot sausages, go ahead and cook them. But do it the right way, or you'll spoil them. If you decide to have them cold they will taste differently, but you can enjoy them just the same.
If you want to have them with potato-salad, boil them. If you're in for a quick (or very late or second) supper, spill some mustard on a plate, take some white bread and have your sausage cold. I personally buy one more than my wife tells me and have one on the way back home in the car (cold of course).
And as I indicated: Never get them from a jar!
I'll figure out a way to get some fresh ones to you otherwise it is like teaching colours to a blind man.

Edit: Perfect. That is so gross. Now I'm hungry. I hope you're happy. Mad

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I like cold sausages too.

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Well,

I am English and we all drink powdered tea.

And BBC radio is actually Dutch!

Bam!

Attaway baby.

You should keep stuff like this secret. I don't want a picture of cold sausage eaters. I like the image of master chefs taking the time to prefer for that perfect first bite!

Laughing

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	Spliffy wrote:
	OK. Deimos eats these. He says they taste like plastic and that I should try them. He hasn't sold it to me...

Well then,

I don't want to withhold their delicious appearance from you Spliffy

I'd love to send a sample to your place but I'm afraid they might not arrive as fresh as they
should be in order to reliably convey their genuine plastic flavour to you Wink

	TriffiD wrote:
	d3im0s probably means those, sold in glasses.

Wrong, totally wrong as you can see Rolling Eyes

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Deimos: His name means dread, and he was a fearsome son of Bull & Dirty the fearful gods of war. He always attended his gay fathers on the battlefield, along with his compadres.

wheres the beer?

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And what is in the bowl and on that plate covered in foil?

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Is that a vodka bottle on the door?
Looks delicious.

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	Spliffy wrote:
	And what is in the bowl and on that plate covered in foil?

bowl: boiled pumpkin

plate covered in foil: coleslaw

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Deimos: His name means dread, and he was a fearsome son of Bull & Dirty the fearful gods of war. He always attended his gay fathers on the battlefield, along with his compadres.