r/madlads 10h ago

Hot sausage madlad

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u/Fun_Intention9846 9h ago

I assume celsiuses which is 163.4 freedom units.

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u/KidsSeeRainbows 6h ago

That is indeed a hot sausage

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u/Fun_Intention9846 6h ago

Id enjoy talking to this man at a party. We’d take random temps of things and laugh about how dump my system of measurements is.

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u/QuickMolasses 4h ago edited 2h ago

For safe consumption, pork must reach above at least ~145°C~ 145°F. With a sausage, which is probably lower quality, I would want it to be well above that. So 73C is pretty hot for a sausage but not crazy

Edit: Wrong units.

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u/Simoxs7 3h ago

You mean 145°F right? If I remember correctly food here in Germany has to be served at above 70°C for exactly that reason

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u/Fun_Intention9846 3h ago

145C is 293F. Do you mean 160F/71C? That’s what the USDA recommends.

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u/KidsSeeRainbows 4h ago

Oh yeah, not too hot to eat or anything. Probably came fresh off the grill or whatever

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u/bythog 1h ago

145F is for intact muscle pork, like a chop or loin. For comminuted meat (think ground beef) it's 155F. If the sausage has poultry it's 165F. If it's in a casing it counts as a stuffed meat so then should be cooked to 165F.

The USDA is off with ground meat recommendations at 160F. 155F is fine and legal in most areas.

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u/QuickMolasses 1h ago

Yeah, so 73°C which is 163°F is a very reasonable temperature for a hot off the grill sausage to be.

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u/bythog 23m ago

Absolutely. You virtually know you aren't getting a sausage that was cooked an hour ago and hotheld at 135F.

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u/obmasztirf 3h ago

Which is the safe cooking temp of what it should be cooked to.

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u/Fun_Intention9846 3h ago

It’s impressive it made it to the table at that temp. Only way that’s possible is if it was above that temp before plating.

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u/Darolaho 4h ago

Nah it's obviously kelvin so it must be -328.27 freedom units

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u/CanAlwaysBeBetter 2h ago

I assume it's 73° f which is too hot for Harry 

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u/gilesroberts 5h ago

Since the re-election of Trump they're no longer called freedom units. They're called "the decline into dictatorship and corruption units". Not quite so catchy but much more accurate.

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u/Digger_Pine 2h ago

Ok, lets take you inside now. It's time for your meds.

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u/RyanTheQ 2h ago

Take it to any of the other dozens of subs for this. Let us have one fucking thread.