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- noun A traditional home-made sausage, now commercially available.
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Examples
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During the festival, South African cuisine, such as boerewors, ostrich, crocodile steaks, snoek, etcetera, will be served, whilst guests will be entertained by the South African song and dance group
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CAPITAL Meat, the importer of kangaroo meat into Namibia, suffered a setback when a buyer of its mince and 'boerewors' products cancelled their contract yesterday.
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Bloemfontein's live entertainment scene is a fun way to access local culture, as are restaurants that serve regional specialties like fragrant Free State grilled lamb and farmers 'sausage (called "boerewors").
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Emmanuel would do the same and look out for takeaway cafés with pies and boerewors rolls on the menu.
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Lists of orders for pies, cool drinks, boerewors rolls–hollowed-out loaves of bread filled with curry called “bunny chow”–and beer.
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Walking away from the stadium, a white South African sells beer and grilled boerewors from his garage.
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Lists of orders for pies, cool drinks, boerewors rolls–hollowed-out loaves of bread filled with curry called “bunny chow”–and beer.
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The short-order cook called out two boerewors rolls with onion and tomato sauce.
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Emmanuel would do the same and look out for takeaway cafés with pies and boerewors rolls on the menu.
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The short-order cook called out two boerewors rolls with onion and tomato sauce.
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