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Muster1
1 year ago

For me, this has always been called liver cheese, but I have also heard the other name.

BeantyLombers32
1 year ago

So I actually come from Austria and with me, mostly you say liver cheese too.

I would never have heard the term meat cheese in Austria.

The liver cheese/cheese cheese belongs to me personally in a bun (i.e., e.g., into a semmel), best with cucumber and some pepperoni, then it tastes for me personally perfect😋.

Torontonian
1 year ago

At least in this corner NRWs is called liver cheese. I’m out of meat, but everyone knows what’s meant here. I also think it looks so fitting. And yes I would use mustard

With white rolls of wheat pure, however, it becomes complicated here. Probably because this is a university town. Depending on the baker “What?”

Hexle2
1 year ago

With us in the area, we say mostly meat cheese. But if someone says he’s getting a truck (leverage) then many understand that

Highner64
1 year ago

I’ll tell him: Hey, you look appetizing! Do you want to get rid of my puppy, you with mustard… I like to eat you…

By the way: both are correct… but there is no liver in it! And, actually, no meat… it’s sausage pressed in a laib form. Cheese is not in it, of course!

Highner64
1 year ago
Reply to  Vroni120

Here (with me) only the normal…the sweet I eat exclusively for white sausage

Highner64
1 year ago
Reply to  Highner64

Thanks for the

HesslerITCon
1 year ago

This is regionally different. In Bavaria/Franken it is real liver cheese

in Hesse there is only meat cheese that tastes quite different.

Highner64
1 year ago
Reply to  HesslerITCon

No! It is definitely the same – regional only with a different name. And every butcher of course also has his own recipe…but, it’s like s: liver is not in there!

HesslerITCon
1 year ago
Reply to  Highner64

that every butcher has his own recipe I am more often in Bavaria that tastes quite different.. We have more meat cheese version here in the Frankfurt region.

Highner64
1 year ago

No, no, no, no. There is no “meat” version. This is all the same, only with other mixing conditions

Bella673
1 year ago

The liver cheese looks different here, direction white with herbs…

Highner64
1 year ago
Reply to  Bella673

This is your butcher’s play

Bella673
1 year ago
Reply to  Highner64

There are both…

It’s like liver sausage… The Palatinate liver sausage is quite different than the “normal” liver sausage, which is called calf liver sausage 😉

Bella673
1 year ago

😂😂😂 yes, right…

Highner64
1 year ago

Well, of course, you can also get in the Palatinate Kalbsleberwurst…😆

But it’s a good example: There are liver sausages, that is, or so… depending on the ingredients and typical regional production. Only – unlike liver/meat cheese, is in liver sausage – no matter which, always liver in it.

(On the other hand there are also meat sausages… guaranteed without liver. Be the “with”, be s ja liver sausage)🤣😂

OpiPaschulke
1 year ago

So it is common in my family and region.