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Texas German Sausage Tater Twist

I'm tired of talking home inspection news, tired of talking economy but when I saw this it made me think how little things in life can brighten your day (even if it is a sausage on a stick). It makes me think of summer, fun, good food, family, vacation and writing a Friday Night Blog on Active Rain.

It's Friday night and Ceil is waiting for Facebook something or other to get a name. I came across this photo and thought how German and how Texas could you get. Now this is right now my alley, a meal on a stick but with a Tater Twist. I would call it a

TEXAS GERMAN SAUSAGE TATER TWIST...

From your Texas Hill Country Home Inspector

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Carl Winters 830-660-0131 Advanced Inspector, License #3630 Complete Inspection Srvice serving New Braunfels, Canyon Lake, San Antonio, Boerne, Wimberly since 1994. I live and work in the Texas Hill Country. Existing homes, New Homes, Condos, Septic Systems

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Have a great weekend and enjoy the wonderful Tx weather when tubing down the Guadalupe or having fun at Schlitterbahn.

Carl & Ceil Winters

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Posted by Carl & Ceil Winters Texas Hill Country Home Inspector on 06/12/2009 10:33 PM

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11 Comments on Texas German Sausage Tater Twist

JUN

That really looks delicious. I'm sure that it is low fat, low cal, and low carb. Hope you both enjoyed it!

JUN

Carl,

Two of my favorite food groups on a stick. It does not get any better then this.

Howdy there Carl and Ceil

That there Texas German Sausage Tater Twist, sure does look mighty good!

Sure would be mighty good to have some colelaw, tater salad, and cornbresd along with it.

What ya think, my friend?

Will have to have this, at one of next years Spurs Blog Alongs.

God Bless America

WOW! That looks delish!!!! Gotta love the sausage and to wrap it in potatoes....YUMMMMM!

Carl

Did you guys invent this food item? It does look good. Better trademark it quick!

What a great idea. I could eat that almost every day! :)

Leolinda - Sorry to say it is not healthy but taste really good.

Richard - Ceil also thinks its great because she doesn't have to wash dishes.

Jeani thanks for stopping. Sausage is easy but tatters take a little doing.

Dale thank you for all the trimmings.

Trey - my youngest son went somewher to a cook-off and this is an item they were serving.

Ricki - Me too!

JUN

Howdy there Carl and Ceil

Your mighty welcome, my friends. I showed this to Deb, and we are going to have this for supper one day this week. Thank you, for the idea.

Now I'm on my way to read and leave a comment over at Ceil's new mail bag blog post.

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Dale thanks, I'm sure Ceil will like when you stop. She likes working outside in the garden when she can. Can't be a sausage on a stick.

JUL

What an interesting idea, I beat it's really good though.

Hi Cinbdy- thank you for stopping by. Its mighty good. Happy 4th of July.

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