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knackwurst

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knack·wurst or knock·wurst  (nkwûrst, -wrst)
n.
A short, thick, highly seasoned sausage.
[German Knackwurst : knacken, to crack (from Middle High German, of imitative origin) + Wurst, sausage; see wurst.]
knackwurst, knockwurst [ˈnɒkˌwɜːst]
n
(Cookery) a short fat highly seasoned sausage
[German, from knacken to make a cracking sound + Wurst sausage]
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Noun1.knackwurst - short thick highly seasoned sausage
knockwurst
sausage - highly seasoned minced meat stuffed in casings
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You have to be able to eloquate and tell the difference between the world-famous frankfurter, knackwurst (pork or beef with fresh garlic), bockwurst (pork, turkey, chicken, lamb with paprika, parsley, white pepper, and chives), and bratwurst (pork, veal, and/or beef.
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The frankfurter is the most common sausage, but you will also appreciate the bratwurst (pork, beef, and/or veal), knackwurst (pork or beef with fresh garlic), and bockwurst (pork, lamb, turkey, chicken with salt, paprika, white pepper, chives, and parsley), among other sausages.
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That very phrase "sausage importer" rang like the toot of an alpenhorn in my imagination, and, yes, there they were, bratwurst and wiener würstel, debreciner and knackwurst, alongside Mozart balls and packets of Austrian coffee.
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