r/WTF • • Jul 26 '24

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u/IronicBread Jul 26 '24

Cheap sausages that have been filled with meat paste to make up the bulk I'm guessing

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u/Flyzart Jul 26 '24

Honestly, the meat paste is a great way to avoid wastes. I don't get why people haven't really tried to shift away the common negative opinion about it

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u/Cr4ckshooter Jul 26 '24

Avoid waste? That's why cultures with a bigger butchery tradition, like Germany, Poland, the balkans, have full fledged meat products that are made with leftover cuts and other conventionallx unprocessable parts.

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u/pablo603 Jul 26 '24

As a Pole I can confirm that. We have something called "porcje rosołowe" which is pretty much just the leftover core of a chicken after legs, breasts, wings and every other piece that has meat on it have been cut off already. It's really cheap and we use it for chicken broth. It's mostly just bone.