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Tried Opa's Brauts this evening

Great posts, IMM and sleebus. I tend to agree that an authentic German Bratwurst is similar to what you might consider a Weisswurst (typically a high inclusion of veal in the mix). Pretty much the only store bought variety that I find to my liking is Boar's Head Bratwurst. Notice the ingredients. It is definitely not a typical Americanized "griller brat." In fact, I don't even like them to be "touched by flame." Since the are pre-cooked, I typically just warm them up in a skillet on low heat with water.

https://www.heb.com/product-detail/boar-s-head-natural-casing-cooked-bratwurst/134555
 
sliding_billy, if you have an Aldi near you, you may want to look for these:

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I've been really pleased with them. Price is right too.
 
sleebus.jones said:
Yeah, but what I'm saying is what's on the package may not align with what you thought you were buying.

Did you get something like this? This is also a "bratwurst".

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Agree 100% I got a gift from then new Son in law. with that nasty stuff.


When I was in Germany in 77, I can tell what a true Brats is and this was not that.
 
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