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A sausage so beloved Germans built a museum just to brag about it.
means A seasoned German sausage, typically made of pork or veal, designed for frying or grilling.
from From German, combining 'Brat' and 'Wurst' (sausage). The popular guess is that 'Brat' means 'to roast' (from 'braten'), but it more likely traces to Old High German 'brāt,' meaning finely chopped meat — so a bratwurst is, at heart, a 'minced-meat sausage.' The word has been served up in German since the medieval period and arrived in English alongside German immigrants and their grills.
- name origin
- From old German brat, meaning finely chopped meat
- legal grilling
- Nuremberg bratwurst is protected by EU law
- oldest recipe
- Documented in Germany since the year 1313
- actual museum
- Germany has a dedicated bratwurst museum
- size rule
- Nuremberg versions must weigh under 25 grams
for instance
sheboygan bratwurst — wisconsin city that hosts the annual bratwurst days festival and claims the title of bratwurst capital of the usa