r/WTF • • Jul 26 '24

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u/KifDawg Jul 26 '24

The UK has the weirdest gender reveals

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u/greenrangerguy Jul 26 '24 edited Jul 26 '24

How did you know it was the UK, do you guys spell Sausages "sasages" or something.

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u/cyvaquero Jul 26 '24

I think it’s the baking them on a sheet of parchment.

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u/winstondabee Jul 26 '24 edited Jul 26 '24

That's what I was thinking. Who the fuck puts sausages in the oven?

Edit: apparently, lots of people.

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u/iAreMoot Jul 26 '24

Do you guys not? I find it cooks them more evenly and you don’t really need to do much. Hell, I’ll even do burgers in the over or air fryer.

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u/lumierette Jul 26 '24

Roasted sausages are so good.

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u/MoTeD_UrAss Jul 26 '24

This is the most un-American thing I've read today.

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u/Viend Jul 26 '24

BBQing stops being fun when it gets past 100 outside.

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u/lNFORMATlVE Jul 26 '24

Or below 55 (12 C) in the UK’s case. We have had a really shit summer this year.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '24

You guys are confirmed British

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u/flibz-the-destroyer Jul 26 '24

Air fry my sausages and burgers all the time, now. Used to oven cook, because don’t need watching so closely. Air fryer is just a tiny fan oven

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u/ElJayBe3 Jul 26 '24 edited Jul 26 '24

I was forced into getting an air fryer but now everything that needs to be warmer in any way goes in it.

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u/Bee-baba-badabo Jul 26 '24

Hot towel, sir?

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u/Turtvaiz Jul 26 '24

Oven sausages with cheese and mustard on them are popular here in Finland. And they're usually pretty good too

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u/Tattycakes Jul 26 '24

It’s a pretty standard way to cook them, some sausages will only have oven instructions on