all the devon i have seen and eaten looks like it has fatty chunks in it - kinda like salami
unles you victorians have it different down there, the devon up here is just awful and its enough to make me never want to try it agan.
because of this arguement i went to the local deli section of IGA, they had an assortment of strass, luncheon, polish sasauge, and devon, and by looking at them (cut in half and shrink wrapped) they appear exactly the same.
so i am getting very confused indeed.
nothing i have seen here represents my beloved ground up poached snout and pig skin blend which i call fritz
None of those links suggest Fritz and Strass are the same!
Ba-bow (family fued fail sound)
"The same as fritz and
stras depending on which State you come from. Don't ask. Bung fritz from SA is the best of them."
"The same as fritz and
stras depending on which State you come from..."
true they are all processed meats and are within the same family, however their methods of creation and end results are different. many of these are specific to a region hence their differences although apparently somewhat subtle.
kind of like there are roma tomatoes, big red tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, grape tomatoes - they are still tomatoes at the end of it. some prefer one over another, some can tell the difference, some can't, and some just dont want to care
LOL, too much time on our hands me thinks - Cowboy you are alright!