Reindeer Sausage.

Mmmm mmm. I bet it fries up real nice like!

If you look really carefully, you'll find a glowing nose hidden in there...*LOL*

--TwoDragons

I always thought this was normal. I guess growing up in Alaska you eat different food than other places. Most Denny's and Village Inn type restaurants serve reindeer sausage. It's better than most other's.
No alligator though. Guess if I was raised in Florida...

I agree with Aleki, though I live in Saskatchewan, Canada. Caribou and elk and other wild beasties in a sausage are quite common.

Its always worth a trip down to a local Ikea just to buy this stuff. Great in stews and chili, adds a nice smoked extra bite..

I found Blitzen a little bland but Dasher was zestier.

Yeah, same as with Aleki, I always assumed that reindeer was actually pretty common elsewhere as well (knowing that a lot goes on export). I live in the northern parts of Sweden and eat reindeer fairly often.

i ate one of these early last week from Fred's. it taste like greasy polish sausage. not wort 8 bucks at all.

I had a reindeer hot dog about 3 months ago while on a cruise to the Alaskan inside passage. We stopped at one of the ports... maybe Juneau... and we had a reindeer hot dog from one of the vendors along the water front. My gosh, it was one of the best sausages I've had in a long time and for $5 bucks, definately a cheap, new experience. Now I'm hooked but find the shipping charges of $40+ for some Alaskan Reindeer Sausages a bit hard to swallow. :(

Geez, writing aboujt this gets me hungry.. I need a reindeer fix.