United Kingdom
In the UK, sausage sandwiches (Sausage sarnie or butty in UK (English) slang, or 'Piece 'n' Sausage' in UK (Scottish) slang) can typically be found in greasy spoons (workers' cafés) and many roadside food stalls. They are also made at home, as a classic post-hangover pick-me-up.
It is a breakfast favourite although it may be purchased and consumed at any time of the day. It is typically served between two pieces of white bread with red sauce, brown sauce or no sauce at all (see steak sauce, HP sauce). Popular combinations are sausage and bacon, sausage and egg, sausage and fried onions and sausage and tomato.
Sausages served in a bread roll or hot dog bun in the UK, especially at barbecues are usually known as hot dogs.
In Scotland, a lorne sausage may be substituted and is usually served in a morning roll or bap.
A vegetarian sausage may be substituted for pork sausage.
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