NEESE'S SAUSAGE SAMITCH

WAHOONBOX · 04-09-2008, 10:34 PM

..............FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH DINNER OR SNACK................

AND ONLY IN NORTH CARLOLINA CAN YOU FIND IT........I HAVE BEEN ENJOYING THIS MORSEL SINCE I WAS A BOY.............

Glenn W · 04-10-2008, 07:56 AM

Without a doubt, Neese's Sausage is one of life's great little pleasures. Never frozen in the store and a bit on the expensive side as far as sausage goes, my family always had Neese's in the icebox as a young kid. Didn't know it at the time, but it was always Neese's.
After moving away from South Central NC as a youngster everytime we visted my grandparents, the unique smell of that sausage cooking up in the morning would kick back a strange, yet comforting memory of a young kid back "home".
A few years ago, that reminesent smell triggered something in the ole memory banks and instantly I was a kid sitting in the farmhouse kitchen listening to the roosters crow, a Dove cooing on the power line, and a Farmall tracter coughing and sputtering in the back field. In reality, I was sitting in the wheelhouse of a black 36' Crowley lobster boat heading to the Big Rock. The mate on this charter offered a sauasge sandwich to the party and I was in heaven. "my God Marty, where did you get this sausage from?"
"Dude, it's just Neese's sausage on BBQ bread. Wipe your hands clean and grab me those sea witches hanging behind you."
I now keep a ready supply of my childhood in the freezer for Sunday morning breakfast.
Marty, thanks for the re-introdution to the best Country sausage to every come from a store.

Skim milk and Raisin Bran my skinny little Southern ass----

#1Gaffman · 04-10-2008, 10:56 AM

Man that looked good.

So when am i coming over for breakfast?

cape_fisherman · 04-10-2008, 11:01 AM

Neese's is a good substitute for those of you who can't make it to Nahunta.

Neese's scrapple ain't half bad either.

JAY

PurpleGold · 04-10-2008, 11:12 AM

As far as sausage goes, Neese's leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. When you've grown up on homemade sausage made from hogs you've raised yourself, Neese's just aint up to par. Good sausage can also be found at local meatshops which there are literally hundreds littered across Eastern NC. Neese's is better than most grocery store sausage but definately no match for homemade.

P.S. If you find one with an 80 year old woman in the back making sausage then you know you are in the right place. Also, if they are making sausage the day you go in, don't get the freshly made, ask for some from the last batch because the flavor will be much better.

BluePrints · 04-10-2008, 12:09 PM

I'm sure that is good but it could never replace the ultimate food.

gradywhite273 · 04-10-2008, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by BluePrints

I'm sure that is good but it could never replace the ultimate food.

depends what you are looking for blue, the neeses is alot more spicy than scrapple. it is wonderful, wish i could get some up here.

#1Gaffman · 04-10-2008, 12:54 PM

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Originally Posted by BluePrints

I'm sure that is good but it could never replace the ultimate food.

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Cowboy · 04-10-2008, 01:55 PM

Gonna throw an entry in here on my way down to the beach any morning before 11:00 I have to stop at Helens Famous Sausage samich house and get 3, when matey is heading down and ask what I need I say pick me up a couple at Helens. I don't know where she gets the stuff and it is a link sausage but it is to die for.

As far as Purple's thoughts I can go there we use to do 2 home raised hogs every New Years day and Our scrapple and sausage could not be beat, of course we had the luxury of adding meat to both products rather than other stuff

#1Gaffman · 04-10-2008, 02:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Cowboy

Gonna throw an entry in here on my way down to the beach any morning before 11:00 I have to stop at Helens Famous Sausage samich house and get 3, when matey is heading down and ask what I need I say pick me up a couple at Helens. I don't know where she gets the stuff and it is a link sausage but it is to die for.

As far as Purple's thoughts I can go there we use to do 2 home raised hogs every New Years day and Our scrapple and sausage could not be beat, of course we had the luxury of adding meat to both products rather than other stuff

AW MAN, you dont know what livin is till you had a helens sausage samwich.......
We own a cabin about 2 miles from helens, i can remember all my life, opening day deer season we would take off school and go hunitng, the whole family, and then go to Helens and bullshit with all the other guys/kids that had been deer hunting that day. Man good memorys

04-10-2008, 07:56 AM	#2
Glenn W Motor Mouth Mega Poster Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Richmond, Va Posts: 3,616 Credits: 1,710.9	Without a doubt, Neese's Sausage is one of life's great little pleasures. Never frozen in the store and a bit on the expensive side as far as sausage goes, my family always had Neese's in the icebox as a young kid. Didn't know it at the time, but it was always Neese's. After moving away from South Central NC as a youngster everytime we visted my grandparents, the unique smell of that sausage cooking up in the morning would kick back a strange, yet comforting memory of a young kid back "home". A few years ago, that reminesent smell triggered something in the ole memory banks and instantly I was a kid sitting in the farmhouse kitchen listening to the roosters crow, a Dove cooing on the power line, and a Farmall tracter coughing and sputtering in the back field. In reality, I was sitting in the wheelhouse of a black 36' Crowley lobster boat heading to the Big Rock. The mate on this charter offered a sauasge sandwich to the party and I was in heaven. "my God Marty, where did you get this sausage from?" "Dude, it's just Neese's sausage on BBQ bread. Wipe your hands clean and grab me those sea witches hanging behind you." I now keep a ready supply of my childhood in the freezer for Sunday morning breakfast. Marty, thanks for the re-introdution to the best Country sausage to every come from a store. Skim milk and Raisin Bran my skinny little Southern ass---- Last edited by Glenn W; 04-10-2008 at 08:00 AM.

04-10-2008, 11:01 AM	#4
cape_fisherman Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Harkers Island, NC Posts: 533 Credits: 1,289.8 Occupation: Restaurant Owner	Neese's is a good substitute for those of you who can't make it to Nahunta. Neese's scrapple ain't half bad either. JAY __________________ If all else fails...try epoxy

04-10-2008, 11:12 AM	#5
PurpleGold Anthony's Ark is a blowboater Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Holden Beach, NC Posts: 329 Credits: 1,344.7 Occupation: Project Manager	As far as sausage goes, Neese's leaves a lot to be desired in my opinion. When you've grown up on homemade sausage made from hogs you've raised yourself, Neese's just aint up to par. Good sausage can also be found at local meatshops which there are literally hundreds littered across Eastern NC. Neese's is better than most grocery store sausage but definately no match for homemade. P.S. If you find one with an 80 year old woman in the back making sausage then you know you are in the right place. Also, if they are making sausage the day you go in, don't get the freshly made, ask for some from the last batch because the flavor will be much better. __________________ www.thehabanaco.com

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#1Gaffman I think Admin is going to let me have this space Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Delaware Posts: 1,202 Credits: 1,356.4 Home Port: OCEAN CITY Occupation: MATE	Man that looked good. So when am i coming over for breakfast?

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BluePrints I use a green machine Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Lewes, DE (It's Loo'-Is) Posts: 205 Credits: 1,302.2 Occupation: Drawing pretty pictures	I'm sure that is good but it could never replace the ultimate food.