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Bobak Sausage Company – Online Deal

$45 for Sausageology Special Gift Box ($96 Value)

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Tue Dec 11 05:59:59 UTC 2012
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In a Nutshell

Two 14 oz. packages with five varieties of sausage each, including bratwurst, Maxwell Polish, and jalapeño and cheddar cheese

The Fine Print

  • Expires Apr 1, 2013
  • Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Online only. Shipping not included.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Sausage appears in some form in almost every culture, just like harvest celebrations or legends about Mickey Mouse. Embrace our global heritage with this Groupon.

$45 for a Sausageology Special Gift Box ($96 Value)

The gift box includes two 14-ounce packages of five specialty sausages each: bratwurst, Maxwell Polish, jalapeño and cheddar, tuscan, and hot and spicy. All varieties are free of MSG and gluten.

Bobak Sausage Company

For more than 40 years, Chicago-based Bobak Sausage Company has been creating Old-World sausages and gourmet deli meats. Though its most famous product is, perhaps, a classic polish sausage, the company's sausage scientists–also known as Sausageologists–scan the world's culinary traditions to produce hearty bratwursts, spicy chorizo, and fresh lithuanian sausage—all free of gluten, MSG, and trans fats. In addition to serving them from the 100-foot deli counter of the Bobak retail store and at gourmand-baiting events such as Taste of Chicago, the company ships its meats directly to homes, where they sizzle and plump as they’re pan-fried, grilled, or skewered on the fangs of a pet dragon. Bobak complements its stable of specialty meats with a collection of jarred pickles, kraut, and condiments from abroad.

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