A pork sausage with cheese pockets distributed through the meat, cooked on a roller grill until the casing blisters and the cheese inside melts to a near-liquid.
The Krainer Wurst itself dates from the Slovenian-Austrian border region of Krain (Carniola). The cheese-injected Kaesekrainer was developed in the 1970s by Austrian sausage producers and quickly became the most-ordered Vienna street-food plate. The blistered casing and molten cheese earned the affectionate nickname Eitrige (the pus-y one) in Wiener slang. The Bitzinger, Hoher Markt and Leo Wuerstelstaende all cook the canonical version.
Wuerstelstand LEO on Doeblinger Guertel in Vienna's 19th district is the city's oldest Wuerstelstand, founded by Leopold Mlynek in 1928, with the giant 'Big.
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TipThe Big Mama Kaesekrainer is double the standard size; one is plenty for two appetites.
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