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My first woeful sausage was $3Are there any reports of people paying more than $2.50 for a snag?
Sydney? Perth?
20% Perth taxAre there any reports of people paying more than $2.50 for a snag?
Sydney? Perth?
COSSA - Cost of sausage sizzle allowance.Are there any reports of people paying more than $2.50 for a snag?
Sydney? Perth?
No butter is certainly worth more than a 1 point deduction in my view.What booth did you vote at, and how was the sausage? Me, Glenunga High, good quality pork sausage, nicely cooked, onions on request, good variety of sauces, no butter on the bread though. 4/5.
Double parking, I like it. Makes me want to go back and vote againTried to post this photo while I was out but my phone was having none of it:
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If you have a better way to eat a sausage in bread I'd like to hear it.Would you like some bread with your sauce-sage?
Basic selection of sauces is a positive. It's a sausage sizzle. There shouldn't be any choices other than tomato, bbq and mustard. Any other offerings are just needlessly extravagent.
Liberal Party one would be staffed exclusively by workers on 457 visas.There should be separate sausage stalls based on who you vote for. e.g. Lib Dems have the most choice of sausage (beef, pork, cevapcici, chicken) and sauce (tomato, BBQ, mustard, chili) , but you can't sue for the food poisoning you might get for undercooked sausages due to lack of quality control. (Stiff s**t).
Socialist Alliance would have one free sausage per person, with a choice of bread or sauce (not both) and a big waiting line and staff having numerous breaks.