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I don't remember eating or seeing a sausage roll in the USA like what is described in your link Pyth.

Roy took me to a bakery for breakfast and I ordered the sausage roll thinking it was the same thing as what I've grown up referring to as a pig in a blanket so I got a surprise when I bit into it. LOL

 Something else I've learned while in Scotland is what the UK and the USA call a pig in a blanket is not exactly the same thing either.

Let me see if I've got this correct:

This is a Sausage Roll, sausage wrapped in pastry but the sausage inside the roll is ground/minced sausage instead of a link.

 

This is  what the UK refer to as a Pig in a Blanket, sausage link wrapped in bacon.

The last two pictures are what the USA refer to as Pig in a Blanket which is pastry wrapped around a sausage link or a wiener.

 

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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We call anything with sausage in it a. pig in the blanket. I peeked at the link and they look wonderful: pastry and sausage, not heavy bread like our biscuits , run them this way, invest in a food truck and we’ll hit the streets………..   Something different from our……….

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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  Sausage roll and blood,,great stuff Python..good thing i just had tea,,>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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We call our sausage rolls............" Pigs in a blanket "

9 years ago. Rating: 3
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Hi, Pythonlover.  I have never tasted, nor even heard of, a sausage roll made with the ingredients you in Australia use.  Our America version is, as others have said, make with a simple hot dog, or a sausage (pork or turkey) link.  When I hear "pigs in a blanket", I ONLY think of a pancake rolled around a breakfast sausage link.   (this isn't that hard, really, pretty straight forward question)

9 years ago. Rating: 2
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