A Bunnings sausage sizzle is about Australian as VB, thongs and getting burned by your seatbelt during a hot summer's day. But it would be remiss of you to think that every Bunnings sanga was the same.
Sure, it's an easy combination of a slice of white bread, tomato or barbeque sauce, caramelised onions, and a piping hot, sizzling sausage. However, it appears that one particular outlet is leading the pack when it comes to its delicious barbeque.
People have gone to Tripadvisor to inform other salivating Bunnings sausage sizzle lovers about where they can pick up the best snag.
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And the winner is: Warrnambool Bunnings in Victoria.
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Apparently, it's also pretty bloody good because it's the ninth best 'restaurant' in the whole city out of 92 other eateries. It's been dubbed the 'Bunnings Restaurant' on the rating website and has scored an impressive 4.5 out of 5, with 69 reviews.
People aren't afraid of showing their love for this particular barbeque either. Craig says: "If a meal could embody perfection this would be it. Absolutely nothing can beat a BBQ at Bunnings on a Sunday afternoon after perusing 105 different types of flat head screwdrivers. From the moment you bite into the sizzling hot, extra firm economy sausage you will be in heaven.
"Delicately wrapped in the finest 99c per loaf plain white sandwich bread a Bunnings sausage cannot be beat. Make sure to add onions and tomato sauce for the full flavour experience and if you're feeling adventurous add some cheese & mustard! What a treat!
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Another user adds: "The delicious aroma hits when exiting your vehicle and you can only make a beeline past the main entrance to the empire for 'just one' before heading in to conduct what industry insiders call 'business'. That sweet sizzling aroma haunts you around the aisles and before long you give in and head back to the perfectly erected dark green gazebo to empty your wallet of any small change you have left to get another hit. Simply divine!"
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Tripadvisor reviewer, Steve, says he's tried three Bunnings barbeques in three different states but the one in Warrnambool is now on his 'bucket list'. He's hoping that the new notoriety doesn't mean the hardware store installs a booking system to get his hands on that sweet sausage.
The 'restaurant' only has four negative reviews, with one claiming that the sausages 'taste like they are made with sawdust and smell horrible as they cook'.
But those negative Nancys are drowned out with 64 other stellar reviews, all calling the Warrnambool Bunnings the top place for a Sunday sanga.
Bunnings state operations manager Tony Manzone has told news.com.au: "Our sausage sizzles are valuable fundraising opportunities for local community groups so it's great that local Warrnambool residents love and support them."
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