Volkswagen Originalteil
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Volkswagen Originalteil
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#2Curry and ketchup is a surprisingly good combination.
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#3I might try and order these from my local VW garage spares counter to see what they say when the description comes up on the computer.
It's probably a standard replacement part for the fridge in a California campervan.
It's probably used if (...wait for it...) you go banger racing! Sorry, that joke is the wurst I could come up with.
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#4It's highly unlikely they steamed the sausages at 350 °F. Much more likely they steamed them at 175 °C, which gives the sausages that little bit more zest.
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#5Curry and ketchup is a surprisingly good combination.
It's very popular in Germany - the Currywurst is a German classic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currywurst
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#6Curry and ketchup is a surprisingly good combination.
It's the basis for the world famous Berliner Currywurst.
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#7I might try and order these from my local VW garage spares counter to see what they say when the description comes up on the computer. It's probably a standard replacement part for the fridge in a California campervan. It's probably used if (...wait for it...) you go banger racing! Sorry, that joke is the wurst I could come up with.
If the fridge in your campervan ran out of sausages, why not?
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#8I once was assigned to a project at Volkswagen and had the opportunity to eat at their canteen.
First of all, the quality of the canteen at Volkswagen is top notch, every day you could a wide variety of meals, a lot of different vegetables and salads. The only meal that was the same every day was the Currywurst made with the original Volkswagen sausage and fries. They even sold them prepackaged at the canteen. With Volkswagen branding.
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#9I might try and order these from my local VW garage spares counter to see what they say when the description comes up on the computer. It's probably a standard replacement part for the fridge in a California campervan. It's probably used if (...wait for it...) you go banger racing! Sorry, that joke is the wurst I could come up with.
Please write about it and share. I have a friend who works at a VW dealership if you need the hook up.
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#10It's highly unlikely they steamed the sausages at 350 °F. Much more likely they steamed them at 175 °C, which gives the sausages that little bit more zest.
Yeah that is definitely a metric sausage. Deserves a litre of beer.