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Re:'Der Viener Schlinger': The meat cannon that launched 20k... by bigstrat2003 on Tuesday October 20, 2026 @03:51PM (#50171724)
Bratwurst and wieners are indeed different sausages in the US, but funnily enough you would never boil a wiener here, they are always grilled or microwaved in a pinch. Whereas brats are somewhat commonly boiled (often in beer) to cook the inside, then finished on the grill to brown the outside. Though I personally cook them entirely on the grill, as I think the boiling method is somewhat cheating.
Re:'Der Viener Schlinger': The meat cannon that launched 20k... by oh_my_goodness on Tuesday October 20, 2026 @08:14PM (#50174459)
I’ve had plenty of boiled hot dogs in the US. Not my fave but people do it. Maybe it’s a regional thing.
Re:'Der Viener Schlinger': The meat cannon that launched 20k... by 4ggr0 on Wednesday October 21, 2026 @02:59AM (#50177039)
> commonly boiled (often in beer)

woah, i'm intrigued...does the taste of the beer infuse into the sausage? wonder what the difference is between boiling it in a light lager versus a guinness.

as a by-product you then get sausage-flavored beer, but that doesn't sound nearly as yummy as beer-flavored sausage.

Re:'Der Viener Schlinger': The meat cannon that launched 20k... by triceratops on Wednesday October 21, 2026 @11:58AM (#50183168)
> as a by-product you then get sausage-flavored beer, but that doesn't sound nearly as yummy as beer-flavored sausage.

Boiled beer is not appetizing, no matter the flavor