What do *you* call the little sausages wrapped in bacon that you eat for christmas dinner?

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There seems to be some disagreement in this house

Pigs in blankets is supposedly the proper name.

I call them bacon wrapped around sausage things.

Well apparently they are called pigs in blankets, but i just call them sausages in bacon.

little sausages wrapped up in bacon?

ewww you don't say 'pigs in blankets' do you?

also called pigs in blankets here too!!

pigs in blankets here too

Sausages in bacon we call them I hate the term pigs in blankets! lol

pigs in blankets

devils on horseback

I thought that was prunes?

not in our house

and angels on horseback are oysters wrapped in bacon
i call the sausage - 'sausages wrapped in bacon'

In sunny Scotland I have heard them called Kilted Sausages

I heard my old hairdresser call them something about 8 years ago and it just stuck as it seemed quite appropriate somehow: winky willies. I was thinking just the other day that I ought to change the name before 15-month-old ds catches on to it but it does seem a shame to.

Apologies to anyone who uses the term 'pigs in blankets', but it makes me cringe.

Why why why? I saw them described as "Christmas trimmings" somewhere.

you cringe at pigs in blankets but not winky willies??? !

Sausages with bacon wrapped round

or just sausgaes tbh, its ahrdly going to be great Cumberlansds you're referring to at 1.30 on Christmas day is it>

sausages wrapped in bacon, though the Sainsbury's 'garnish pack' in the fridge calls them kilted sausages.

In the BadgerSett a 'pig in a blanket' is a sausage rolled up in a slice of bread when you're too lazy to slice it to make a sandwich.

Pigs in blankets here as well!!!

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sausages wrapped in bacon!!

I call them chipolatas wrapped in bacon