Blood sausage is a sliceable cooked sausage, also known as “Thüringer Rotwurst”, “Grützwurst”, “Zungenwurst” “Speckblutwurst,”or “Flönz” (in the Rhineland).
Blood sausages are cooked (Kochwurst) and contain chunks of lean meat, tongue, bacon, lard and offal from pork or beef in varying proportions, as well as rind and fresh blood.
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Hengstenberg sauerkraut
Whether fruity, hearty or traditional, Hengstenberg brings the whole variety of sauerkraut to the table.
Bismarck herring
Herring in a sour marinade made from vinegar, cooking oil, onions, mustard seeds and bay leaves
Kuehne Whiskey Cornichons
Try these extra crunchy German gherkins preserved in vinegar and a shot of mild American Bourbon Whiskey. This provides a robust, aromatic flavor and deicious crunch. A fun gift and tasty appetizer.
German cuisine is famous for their pickled cucumbers, pickled onions sauerkraut, or red cabbage. No company is more synonymous with these German staples than Hengstenberg, founded in 1867 in Esslingen near Stuttgart.
Hengstenberg red cabbage
Hengstenberg classic red cabbage is flavored but may be also further refined as desired. Our delicious red cabbage is vegan and without the addition of preservatives.
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weisswurst
Weisswurst is a traditional Bavarian sausage made from minced veal and pork back bacon
Salami is a type of strong-flavoured sausage. It is usually thinly sliced and eaten cold.
Yellow sausage
Yellow sausage is a popular German sausage where it is known as Gelbwurst (gelb = yellow). This sausage recipe calls for lightly colored meats and ingredients. Turmeric, a key ingredient in curry may be added to meat to develop yellow color, however, in most cases only the casing is yellow.