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brettdale

(12,384 posts)
Wed Nov 14, 2018, 03:29 AM Nov 2018

Cooking Tip that even Gordon Ramsay would be proud of

Here in NewZealand we have a tradition called a "Sausage sizzle" basically when school's and
community groups want to raise money they set up outside places like walmart and supermarkets
and have a BBQ where you can buy a sausage wrap up in a piece of bread with ketchup and onions.

Studies have now shown that if you add the onions to the bread before the sausage, the onions wont fall
out!!

Hows that for a cooking tip!

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Cooking Tip that even Gordon Ramsay would be proud of (Original Post) brettdale Nov 2018 OP
That sounds like a pretty good tip. sl8 Nov 2018 #1
There IS a good reason - OriginalGeek Nov 2018 #4
In New Zealand they would be on top Major Nikon Nov 2018 #5
Yikes. Sounds delicious but I'm trying to go behind. mahina Nov 2018 #2
Keep the mustard off your shirt -- add it to the NCjack Nov 2018 #3

sl8

(13,901 posts)
1. That sounds like a pretty good tip.
Wed Nov 14, 2018, 03:38 AM
Nov 2018

I've always put the toppings on top, but not for any particularly good reason.

I'll give this a try.

If this is any indication, Kiwi studies are a lot more useful than the American variety.

OriginalGeek

(12,132 posts)
4. There IS a good reason -
Wed Nov 14, 2018, 11:21 AM
Nov 2018

it's because they are called "toppings", not "bottomings"!


Now if y'all wanna change the game, you gotta change the name.






NCjack

(10,279 posts)
3. Keep the mustard off your shirt -- add it to the
Wed Nov 14, 2018, 06:40 AM
Nov 2018

bun before dumping in onions in. Putting mustard on top of the sausage is the root cause of mustard on the shirt.

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