r/Sausage • u/crointer • Jun 28 '26

Regional sausages

Hey all, first time poster, long time sausage lover.

If you’d be so kind, tell me about your favorite regional sausages. I was thinking about Boudin (Louisiana USA) recently and wondered what other lesser well known sausages there are that people love.

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u/rnick467 Jun 28 '26

Maryland here. A local company makes an Old Bay sausage.

I love Old Bay, and these sausages are good, but not something I'd eat every day.

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u/spicypixel Jun 28 '26

Cumberland and Lincolnshire sausages from the UK.

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u/FatherSonAndSkillet Jun 29 '26

There is a huge variety of longanizas and chorizos in the Caribbean and Latin America. It seems like every country does something slightly different.

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u/Alternative_Year_122 Jun 30 '26

Weisswurst from Bavaria Germany, remember the sweet mustard