Thanks to everyone here, I think this will be my best batch. These are some polish sausages I did today...
Zeroing in on good sausage.
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Re: Zeroing in on good sausage.
Dang, that is one fine job. You got it going on. CF
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Excellent job and I bet going to be tasty; learning the art of sasuage making in high on my to do list.
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Re: Zeroing in on good sausage.
Great looking sausage, could use some for breakfast.
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