He saw even more guys in white coats than he had at the Polish sausage works where he'd tried to get a job.

"If you do, can you get me a Polish sausage on a roll?

Polish sausage split down the middle is common.

It's a mundane thing, theater in Chicago, pervasive as Polish sausage.

I hung up, found a pushcart, and got two Polish sausages on a roll, one without mustard.

A finger like a Polish sausage shot out to point at Blondel's chin.

You buy only as much Polish sausage as you want through the syndicate.

Polish sausages, hot dogs, hamburgers and submarine sandwiches are also available, as is beer.

The event includes free Polish sausage for students as well as a free concert.

I'll just fly the peanuts into Switzerland and exchange them for Polish sausage at the open market rate.

That costs $1.39; a large Polish sausage is $1.79.

"I was thinking about Polish sausage."

I gave Harry his Polish sausage, went to the coffee bar, and got a cup of black coffee.

Sometimes, my finger, and once... a Polish sausage," he laughed.

A plastic plate near her hand held a half-eaten sandwich made from some Polish sausage he had in his icebox.

'You know, I'd give just about anything for a good hunk of Polish sausage.

Usually described as a Polish sausage, it is a mixture of pork and beef with seasonings in a natural casing.

You want a Polish sausage?

A Polish sausage factory in sadly depressed Detroit is called "a hell for vegetarians."

Armstrong inquired at a furniture factory, a trucking company, and a joint that made Polish sausages before heading for home.

I went to the stove where I found a giant foot long tightly curved polish sausage in a pot of warm water.

The Polish sausage helped the Italian sausage up and all sausages finished the race.

"My cleaning woman makes Polish sausage.

All right, there was the year they ran out of kielbasa.

Everyone on the circuit said he was a kielbasa man.

I never realized how many people search for good kielbasa.

Put the kielbasa and the bacon in a large deep pot.

And as if to prove that man does not live by kielbasa alone, one of our candidates would sometimes actually make it.

Mostly, though, there is the feeling of being stuffed into a kielbasa skin.

Gone were the days of it being pure white-bread and kielbasa.

He cooked the kielbasa and stood at the sink afterward, just like his dad.

Kielbasa: Barbecue for 50 minutes and check every 10 minutes.

A bowl of kielbasa and cabbage was on the thin side with less sausage than expected.

Kielbasa is also one of the most traditional foods served at Polish weddings.

The last festival, in 1989, drew 35,000 fans of polka and kielbasa.

The kielbasa, draped with sautéed onions, was to die for.

You could have it on a kielbasa and it stands out."

Top with bread crumbs and place remaining kielbasa over the top.

Now he looked like 180 pounds of barbecued kielbasa.

He is even eating differently, except for the kielbasa at the steelworkers' picnic.

I've got some bread and kielbasa in my pack."

"Kielbasa," Jesse says as the room fills with laughter.

Even the hot links (kielbasa) started as fresh sausage and were smoked on the premises.

Nowadays, many major meat packers across America offer a product called "kielbasa," but it is usually quite different from the original.

Gently mix the onion, kielbasa and parsley with the warm lentils.

The dudes dive into the solo section of Kielbasa!

Your mother probably gets her kielbasa there.