Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kayseri Kasap Sucuk called in German, and where can I buy it in Germany?
Kayseri Kasap Sucuk (butcher-style sucuk) is called „Kayseri Sucuk vom Metzger“ in German; „kasap“ means „Metzger“ (butcher) and „kangal“ means „Ring“. You can order it as one ring of approx. 500 g from the WeNatur online shop with parcel delivery to Germany.
How does the Kayseri sucuk come, and how should it be stored?
The sucuk comes as one ring of approx. 500 g; as a natural product, the weight may vary. Keep it in the fridge at 0 °C to +4 °C and use it soon after opening.
How is Kayseri sucuk cooked, and which recipes is it used in?
Slice the sucuk and fry it in a pan; do not eat it raw – cook it through completely before eating. The fried slices are great for sucuk with eggs, cheese toasties, sandwiches, pizza, pide and oven dishes.
What does Kayseri sucuk taste like, and what is its texture when cooked?
It offers an intense, spicy and characteristic flavour. It slices easily and, when fried, turns slightly crisp outside while staying juicy and aromatic inside.