The Cambodian Sausage Thread

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Do you eat the local sausages or are you afraid of what's inside ?
Any recommendations on good Cambodian sausages ?

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Cambodian Beef Sausage at Wat Sleng on National Road 3, some 20 kilometres from Phnom Penh capital, continues to maintain its reputation for delicious taste.
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I've had Cambo sausages at Kravanh + Malis, both very decent as asian style sausages, but not a patch on German or even a basic British banger.
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I have eaten them now and again, but tend to avoid fare like that due to the lack of hygiene in transport, handling, storage and cooking
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They always have too much paprika in them and are too hard. Like a weird chorizo. Not a fan, I'd rather British or German sausage.
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I too have had them in the past, but they are not really Cumberland, Lincolnshire. But Cambodians seem to like them.
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No thanks. As a Kraut, I have certain standards when it comes to sausages. Years ago, there was a German master butcher in Temple Town. I mourned his leaving more than when my ex bailed...
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To sweet.
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i see then hanging is weird places next to roads ,,,
tried 1 times never again
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