Saucisson
Saucisson is a large, thick French sausage, with typical firm texture and flavored with herbs.
There is a great variety of large savory sausages which are always sliced before serving. Some are made in France (and and a great number are made in other European countries.
The best-known French Saucissons which require no cooking are those coming from France , in Lyon, Arles, Lorraine, Brittany, Mortagne, Strasbourg and Luchon.
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