[jljl62040]

My reply isn't about Hungarian sausage but it is related. There is a Hungarian Club that meets four times a year in The Villages at Saddlebrook. There is a potluck dinner at their meetings. Wonderful food! Often some people include sausage in the entrée they bring. Don't know if you have Hungarian ancestry in your blood or even if it's necessary to join the club. To increase the number of people in the club they made an attempt to include Eastern Europeans in it as well. By the way, I bought cabbage rolls from the Polish Deli in Leesburg to bring to one of the Hungarian Club potlucks. Good ethnic options there.

[Bunkie]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

Preferably one that makes Hungarian sausage. Is there such a thing in the area?

Just pop over to Al's, they will have it! Can you guess where I'm from?

[Regorp]

Originally Posted by JohnN

Polish Deli 1322 W N Blvd, Leesburg, FL 34748

Here is hoping they make fresh Easter kielbasa like we could get in CT every year. Need to check them out. Thanks.

[JWGifford]

Probably not what you’re looking for, but there used to be a fellow selling polish sausages and products at the Brownwood Farmer’s Market. We purchased some sausage (he had regular and smoked) and kraut from him and it was delicious. Happy Hunting!

[ohioshooter]

We went to Leesburg this morning, arrived at 9 to find out not open till 10. We went to breakfast and return at 9:45 to find about 15 people outside in line. We left about an hour later after getting what we went for, and I think we will be very happy. Next time we won't go around the holidays.

[jjombrello]

Get a good recipe and make your own. We make our own Italian sausage as most of what we find here is not as flavorful.

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by jjombrello

Get a good recipe and make your own. We make our own Italian sausage as most of what we find here is not as flavorful.

I respect your ambition, but not something I’m interested in doing.

[starflyte1]

The best Hungarian sausages locally available are in Ormond Beach, about 1 to 1 1/2 hour drive. The name of the store is Deli’s Deli Daytona Beach, however it is only available thru the messenger app on Facebook. They are very responsive to messages and will send you their list of available items and prices. They will ship for a nominal price. I have used them several times- going to Ormond Beach to pickup my orders. They have the best hurka that I have found anywhere! Also very good kolbas , both smoked and fresh. I highly recommend them!!

[ohioshooter]

Originally Posted by starflyte1

The best Hungarian sausages locally available are in Ormond Beach, about 1 to 1 1/2 hour drive. The name of the store is Deli’s Deli Daytona Beach, however it is only available thru the messenger app on Facebook. They are very responsive to messages and will send you their list of available items and prices. They will ship for a nominal price. I have used them several times- going to Ormond Beach to pickup my orders. They have the best hurka that I have found anywhere! Also very good kolbas , both smoked and fresh. I highly recommend them!!

Thanks for this info, but it brings up one of my pet peeves. I don’t do Facebook and never will. I’m amazed at the number of businesses that only promote themselves on FB, no websites.

[starflyte1]

[QUOTE=ohioshooter;2169589]Thanks for this info, but it brings up one of my pet peeves. I don’t do Facebook and never will. I’m amazed at the number of businesses that only promote themselves on FB, no websites.[/QUO

Your loss.

[ohioshooter]

[QUOTE=starflyte1;2169771]

Originally Posted by ohioshooter

Thanks for this info, but it brings up one of my pet peeves. I don’t do Facebook and never will. I’m amazed at the number of businesses that only promote themselves on FB, no websites.[/QUO

Your loss.

No, their loss.

[Aloha1]

Your loss.[/QUOTE]

No, facebook is not to be trusted. Websites are easy to set up and much preferred.

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by Aloha1

Your loss.

No, facebook is not to be trusted. Websites are easy to set up and much preferred.[/QUOTE]

I have been on FB at least 17 years and never have had a problem. It is easier for a business to create a FB page than paying someone to develop a website and maintain it. I had my own business and got more customers from FB than the web.