2889 Zuber Original Landjager Pair, Landjaeger’s are a classic Bavarian-style sausage—an old-school favorite with a bold, tangy flavor and a satisfyingly chewy bite, carefully crafted using a traditional mix of beef and pork, fermented, smoked, and dried for peak flavor, The process starts by grinding and mixing the meat, then adding our specifically chosen starter culture. This kick-starts the fermentation and gives our Landjaeger its signature tang. While it ferments, we slowly smoke it for 12 hours, layering on the rich, smoky aroma that makes our sausage stand out. Landjaeger is shelf-stable, kind of like salami, so it’s totally fine to keep at room temperature. In fact, the flavor and texture get better as it dries. We suggest hanging them in pairs somewhere dry and with good air flow—your kitchen or pantry works great. We have hanging cases available for sale but a clothes hanger has been known to do the job in a pinch. Everyone’s got a favorite stage of dryness, crafted in Wisconsin.
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Not quite as expected.... but good in a different way
This isn't really landjager. It is too soft/ mushy- more like standard sausages., and fat contents are a bit too much. Jaegers would have to be dryer, firmer, meatier, smokier. Yet we discovered that roasting them in our back yard fire pit makes quite tasty- firmer, crispier, and most of fat drains out. My husband has been roasting them since we got weather cool enough to sit outside by the fire, asked for more.
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Surprise gift for my daughter
Great taste!
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Bavaria Landjager
outstanding as always
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excellent
little pricey but excellent taste
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The product lived up to my expectations
The product lived up to my expectations
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Landjagar
It wasn’t what I thought it would taste like but enjoyed. We get sticks like that from a German shoppe and was trying to find similar items.
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Delicious
Reminds me of the landjagers we use to get growing up. Just delicious
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Bavaria Landjager
Taste just like the landjager i used to get in Germany. Never thought I would taste it again. Thanks for the memories.