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Strange Snacks of the World

Strange Snacks of the World: Dogmatic Sausages

By Sarah DiGregorio, Wednesday, Nov. 4 2009 @ 4:23PM
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Making a sexual pun about Dogmatic's extremely strange snacks would be like shooting (extra large) sperm in a barrel. Suffice to say, a toaster rod is inserted into a thin baguette, toasting it from the inside, and then the sausage of your choice (spicy lamb is pictured here) is inserted into the warmed cavity. It is then drenched in a sauce (mint-yogurt, above). Hey, we only report the facts.

Oddly enough, the website touts the sausages' "unique vertically designed shape," as though they had never noticed that most sausages are long and thin. But look at how happy the dogmatic has made this lady, below, whose picture hangs on Dogmatic's wall. Too bad the sausages are actually a bit too dry to provoke such a reaction.

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Anonymous says:

That belongs with the porno pictures.

Posted On: Wednesday, Nov. 4 2009 @ 9:55PM
More Kasha says:

The Dogmatic dog in bun thing is actually old hat. I first saw it in Czechoslovakia in '85. It's a great idea, I just wish their sausages had more umph. How 'bout merguez in a roll w/harissa?

Posted On: Thursday, Nov. 5 2009 @ 8:49AM
Danny says:

Is that how babies are made?

Posted On: Thursday, Nov. 5 2009 @ 9:48AM
Sarah DiGregorioAuthor Profile Page says:

@ Danny: Yes!

@ More Kasha: How interesting, I wonder if the owners of Dogmatic saw it there too, and borrowed the idea. I agree that the sausages need more oomph. Harissa would be great with the lamb.

Posted On: Thursday, Nov. 5 2009 @ 10:05AM

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