Eras are linked like sausages, you come to the end of one and another, just as indigestible, awaits you.
And when they killed their hogs, they made link sausages and liver pudding and lard.
It's dedicated to black pudding and other piggy delicacies, such as sobrasada (cured paprika sausage) and butifarrones (spiced link sausages).
Inside Sunglass Hut International, an employee's breakfast -- three link sausages and a moldy entree with a fork standing upright -- rests on the counter beside the cash register.
She put us down for a little of everything: "Might as well, since you came all this way, girls!" It was 1pm before we tucked into brisket (both fatty and lean), Texas hot link sausages, and big pork spare ribs with slaw, beans and pickles (around $15)… and a turkey sandwich ($6).
It's about chow halls that serve so much food it makes your eyes pop every morning -- we're talking eggs and bacon, ham, patty sausages and link sausages (two kinds), and we haven't even gotten to toast and cereals.
"My legs look like link sausages without the links, and my hands like inflated rubber gloves," Hoyle said.
Bradbury's butchers sells everything from haggis and black pudding to Scottish beef links (sausages) and Aberdeen butteries (very buttery rolls with flaky pastry).
For performances of the track, the stage was decorated with cartoonish link sausages and rib-eye steak that dangled from the rafters, while Perry was dressed in a catsuit.
Small cellulose casings are used for skinless frankfurters or wieners, skinless smoked link sausages and many other small sausage products (cocktail sausages).
