Interesting - just researched it; here in the states Lowes or Home Depot will sometimes have vendors selling hotdogs - which sounds similar to what you guys cal

Interesting - just researched it; here in the states Lowes or Home Depot will sometimes have vendors selling hotdogs - which sounds similar to what you guys call a "snag" (interesting term), but with a money-making, not fund-raising involved... Though a hotdog is technically a sausage, it's not the same as what we call a sausage over here, which usually denotes a breakfast item made of pork (and somewhat spicy), or is used in "italian" food (spaghetti and pizza being the main ones), cut into slices (pizza) or crumbles (pizza, spaghetti). For something similar to "sausage on a bun" - it would be a bratwurst dog (or "brats" as we say); this is a more coarse kind of "hot dog" sausage, with some spicyness (but not the same as breakfast sausages); if they're done right, they are first boiled in beer (any cheap brew will do - don't have to get fancy here), then grilled; serve on a bun with whatever condiments you desire (I generally prefer some simple yellow mustard and maybe some mayo, nothing else).