[ohioshooter]

Thanks, I’ll check those out.

[RPDaly]

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[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by RPDaly

Hollerbach's in Sanford. The Deli is behind the restaurant. Not sure about the Hungarian selection though

Meats and Cheeses | Hollerbach's Willow Tree Cafe | Hollerbachs.com

That place looks interesting even if they don’t have what I want.

[LuvNH]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

Thanks for all the replies. Where we come from, Akron Ohio, these markets are plentiful. Hungarian sausage comes in two forms, fresh and smoked. We have been making Pork and sauerkraut with some fresh Hungarian sausage every New Year’s for nearly 50 years. We called the market “Al’s market “ and they don’t ship. I calculated buying it, packaging it, and shipping overnight and it would probably cost $20 a pound. I guess I’ll have to substitute something else.

Don't give up on buying and shipping. It took me a couple of years before I found a real British butcher with decent shipping. I get free shipping after I spend $95 and delivery is within three days. There must be other Hungarian people here who have overcome this. Good luck.

Today it just happens that I am waiting at home, and as I am a retired researcher I thought I would take a look for you. I found something very promising: magyadeli.com in Englewood, FL. They are an online Hungarian Food Store and look very interesting.

When I did the search I typed in Hungariaan foods shipped and brought up several companies that ship across the country. Just make sure you check out their shipping prices.

[Stu from NYC]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

Thanks for all the replies. Where we come from, Akron Ohio, these markets are plentiful. Hungarian sausage comes in two forms, fresh and smoked. We have been making Pork and sauerkraut with some fresh Hungarian sausage every New Year’s for nearly 50 years. We called the market “Al’s market “ and they don’t ship. I calculated buying it, packaging it, and shipping overnight and it would probably cost $20 a pound. I guess I’ll have to substitute something else.

Originally from nyc so when we go up there we take large cooler and bring all sorts of stuff back with us. Lots of great things here but good ethnic food aint one of them

[bjswist]

Polish deli in Leesburg, and they carry various sausages.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by bjswist

Polish deli in Leesburg, and they carry various sausages.

Just called, and they said that they have it. If it’s what I’m used to I’ll be a happy guy. Thanks again for all the help.

[Gpsma]

And WE NEED HALAL

[Martval]

Polish Deli 1322 W N Blvd, Leesburg,
Was there yesterday- very busy this time of year and also at Easter. Waited 3 hours. Very small store, but their sausages are Hungarian etc. All homemade.even though called Polish Store.only open Wednesday through Saturday year round, except close for 2 weeks vacation.

[msirianni]

Here is a recipe.

Homemade Hungarian Sausage a family recipe by guest Chef Peter

You can use a food processor in place of the meat grinder, I'm sure they use all these pieces of pork when their making a large batch but I'm sure if you bought a pork butt it will have a good mix of meat to fat. If you don't have the means to stuff the casings just use the sausage as is in your recipe, you might be surprised at how well you do. Order the spice online and give it a go.

Good luck, I hope you can continue your tradition.

[LuvtheVillages]

Originally Posted by JohnN

Polish Deli 1322 W N Blvd, Leesburg, FL 34748

We were there this morning to get our Christmas kielbasa. Line was out the door.

And they did have Hungarian sausage available.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by LuvtheVillages

We were there this morning to get our Christmas kielbasa. Line was out the door.

And they did have Hungarian sausage available.

Thanks, planning on first thing tomorrow.

[OhioBuckeye]

Yes, Jungle Jim’s!

[mlmarr]

What part of Akron..from kenmore

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by mlmarr

What part of Akron..from kenmore

I lived in the Portage Lakes area all my life.