Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Jun 13th 2008, 1:16 pm
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Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Then come and visit Karl Ehmer's online store. They had a store here in Yonkers when I was growing up and once a month my German mother and I would go to Karl Ehmer's to get our bratwurst, bloodwurst, weisswurst, hurka and of course, liverwurst.
They left our area in 1999 and I have missed having a place close at hand to buy my German food products. I did a search on yahoo and viola, I found one here in Westchester County, only about 40 minutes from the apartment. And since it is off the Taconia Parkway and I've going to Massachusetts in the morning I intend to take my cooler and ice packs and do a little shopping.
Do try them. I guarantee you will not be disappointed in the food.
http://www.karlehmer.com/index.html
They left our area in 1999 and I have missed having a place close at hand to buy my German food products. I did a search on yahoo and viola, I found one here in Westchester County, only about 40 minutes from the apartment. And since it is off the Taconia Parkway and I've going to Massachusetts in the morning I intend to take my cooler and ice packs and do a little shopping.
Do try them. I guarantee you will not be disappointed in the food.
http://www.karlehmer.com/index.html
Jun 13th 2008, 1:38 pm
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Then come and visit Karl Ehmer's online store. They had a store here in Yonkers when I was growing up and once a month my German mother and I would go to Karl Ehmer's to get our bratwurst, bloodwurst, weisswurst, hurka and of course, liverwurst.
They left our area in 1999 and I have missed having a place close at hand to buy my German food products. I did a search on yahoo and viola, I found one here in Westchester County, only about 40 minutes from the apartment. And since it is off the Taconia Parkway and I've going to Massachusetts in the morning I intend to take my cooler and ice packs and do a little shopping.
Do try them. I guarantee you will not be disappointed in the food.
http://www.karlehmer.com/index.html
They left our area in 1999 and I have missed having a place close at hand to buy my German food products. I did a search on yahoo and viola, I found one here in Westchester County, only about 40 minutes from the apartment. And since it is off the Taconia Parkway and I've going to Massachusetts in the morning I intend to take my cooler and ice packs and do a little shopping.
Do try them. I guarantee you will not be disappointed in the food.
http://www.karlehmer.com/index.html
Jun 13th 2008, 2:28 pm
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Then come and visit Karl Ehmer's online store. They had a store here in Yonkers when I was growing up and once a month my German mother and I would go to Karl Ehmer's to get our bratwurst, bloodwurst, weisswurst, hurka and of course, liverwurst.
They left our area in 1999 and I have missed having a place close at hand to buy my German food products. I did a search on yahoo and viola, I found one here in Westchester County, only about 40 minutes from the apartment. And since it is off the Taconia Parkway and I've going to Massachusetts in the morning I intend to take my cooler and ice packs and do a little shopping.
Do try them. I guarantee you will not be disappointed in the food.
http://www.karlehmer.com/index.html
They left our area in 1999 and I have missed having a place close at hand to buy my German food products. I did a search on yahoo and viola, I found one here in Westchester County, only about 40 minutes from the apartment. And since it is off the Taconia Parkway and I've going to Massachusetts in the morning I intend to take my cooler and ice packs and do a little shopping.
Do try them. I guarantee you will not be disappointed in the food.
http://www.karlehmer.com/index.html
Jun 13th 2008, 3:37 pm
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
i lived in germany for a year and can safely say their wurst are nothing like an english banger!
Jun 13th 2008, 7:46 pm
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
I've bought so many packets of sausages and bacon to eat in the few weeks we have left here. I'm hoping I'll be sick of the sight of them by the time we arrive Stateside.
Well, It's breakfast time here and my husband is making Saturday morning bacon and eggs.......
Well, It's breakfast time here and my husband is making Saturday morning bacon and eggs.......
Jun 13th 2008, 9:56 pm
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
oh i totally agree.. a brat is NOTHING like a banger!! Thats why i want a brat.. with curry ketchup!!!!! yummy yummy. A british banger and curry ketchup just dont go together... be looking at this site a bit more later.
Jun 14th 2008, 12:04 am
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Quorn suasages, anyone?
Jun 14th 2008, 4:44 am
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Jun 14th 2008, 4:45 am
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Jun 15th 2008, 9:47 am
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Never considered it a substitute. But I know that Brits, as well as other nationalities, like German food.
Jun 15th 2008, 12:42 pm
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Jun 16th 2008, 6:25 am
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Jun 16th 2008, 3:21 pm
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Re: Missing your German Wursts or Irish Bacon
Good to hear about Karl Ehmer.
My father, emigrated with my mother from England to the US in 1949, and began working at Karl Ehmer a year or so later. He stayed on the job until shortly before his death in 1979. Needless to say, he was the only Englishman at what was otherwise a virtually all-German company.
--John
My father, emigrated with my mother from England to the US in 1949, and began working at Karl Ehmer a year or so later. He stayed on the job until shortly before his death in 1979. Needless to say, he was the only Englishman at what was otherwise a virtually all-German company.
--John
