A regensburger is a type of German sausage that originated from the city of Regensburg, also known as Ratisbon.
Regensburger is specifically a type of boiled pork sausage and is also called a "Knacker" locally and it features a compact and relatively short and thick shape.
Regensbruger is made from finely ground pork with spices and can be served hot or even cold, and it's often served with sauerkraut or in sandwiches.
Regensburger originated in Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany.
And the ingredients in regensburger are mainly pork, which is either finely ground or coarsely ground and is mixed with spices and fat.
Regensburger is a short, thick and compact sausage that is often boiled and sometimes smoked.
The local name for regensburger is "Knacker" which translates to "cracker" or crackler.
Regensburger is often served hot or cold in dishes like salads or sandwiches or can be eaten alone.
Regensburger is also a specialty of Bavaria and is also associated with the Wurstkuchl, which is the world's oldest sausage kitchen in Regensburg.