Thread: Sausage Sizzle - onion on top or underneath the sausage??

Sausages are eaten with a knife, fork and a side of mashed potato.
Nothing really sausage in those "bbq sausages" you get in packs of 24 except for the shape, mainly sawdust and whatever else is soaked up off the butcher floor

and further more they put the coins on top of the notes when the give you the change!

Originally Posted by bob10

I think you may be referring to the latest health and safety warning to Bunnings . As one who has volunteered at these events, I can but shake my head.

Notice anything different about your Bunnings sausage? How health and safety has changed the hardware store’s snags forever

But if onions are slippery, won't putting them underneath the sausage mean that the sausage will slide off?

I've never eaten a Bunnings Snag. Not sure what is in them & they tend to look a bit dodgy & seem badly cooked & covered in carbon & unsure about the hygiene practices of the food handlers.

A UK friend when here advised not to eat "pink" filled ones as they are usually a bit grim/manky & full of rubbish but go for the meaty looking ones.

I don't choose those either.

Originally Posted by bob10

Notice anything different about your Bunnings sausage? How health and safety has changed the hardware store’s snags forever

Because weekend warriors are all about safety !!!. .
If they're worried about onions, best they get the witches hats out for where my D2 was parked.

Originally Posted by Stuck

Because weekend warriors are all about safety !!!. .
If they're worried about onions, best they get the witches hats out for where my D2 was parked.

Do you mean onions, or lemons?

Between political correctness and H&S the world has truly gone insane....

I still call it a blackboy.
My Perentie has a 0 safety standard and the front of it is NOT pedestrian friendly.
I ride a pushbike with no helment.
I call the bar lady "sweetie" or "my dear" and rate their service purely on their looks.

AND I want my bloody onions on top....

Originally Posted by Arapiles

But if onions are slippery, won't putting them underneath the sausage mean that the sausage will slide off?

The sausage does not claim 'compo' after a fall so that doesn't matter.