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Published Date: 03 March 2008
TWO German air force sergeants are facing courts martial after drawing their own blood to make traditional sausage.
The two men, based at a fighter squadron base near Munich, were photographed siphoning off their blood to mix with onions, bacon, spices and breadcrumbs according to the recipe of a grandmother of one of them.

The men had plans to mass-produce the
sausages using the blood of comrades and family members they wanted to let in on their scheme.

But their commanding officers scuppered their catering sideline when one of their fellow soldiers complained: "I have been asked to give blood for sausage-making and I want to know if this is against regulations."

The men, aged 25 and 29 and identified only as B and G, were suspended immediately last December, the German defence ministry confirmed yesterday.

The recipe for the sausage was found in the belongings of one of the men after they were arrested. It read: "Make sure the blood is fresh and the bacon cubes diced finely with a nice proportion of fat to lean. Do not use too many breadcrumbs but if the blood starts to curdle stir in a teaspoon of wine vinegar."

The men have told investigators they both had an "interest in cookery".





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  • Last Updated: 03 March 2008 9:20 AM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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03/03/2008 11:46:59
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Findlay Thompson,

03/03/2008 14:08:37
I wonder what "Vlad the Impaler" would say to that one?
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Bob Fae Fife,

03/03/2008 15:50:17
"I wonder what "Vlad the Impaler" would say to that one?"

Can I have another vone??
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Ben More,

Edinburgh 03/03/2008 19:53:29
slow news day, eh?

Can we have a followup story on the grandmother with the recipe?
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Jardine,

05/03/2008 10:10:32
#4 Yes, it really is the wurst story in today's paper.
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twogross,

FL USA 20/03/2009 16:42:03
who is their grandmother?!?

 

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