Democracy sausage

A “democracy sausage” is being sold for a whopping $16 at a Sydney venue with voters reporting mark ups across the state.

Roll to filling ratio was the only thing that stopped it being a 5. While a classic B&E roll is selling as a “pork barrel with egg” and a plain white roll as “the Pauline”. That would give Labor the 47 seats for a majority without the support of the crossbench, but a uniform swing is doubtful. While at Summer Hill Public School the cake stall is offering up a selection of sweets with a tongue in cheek jokes targeted at state politicians. A clever menu has been crafted at Campdenville Public School in Newtown with offerings including the “cost of living” for $4 - with just sausage on a roll. A haloumi and egg roll named the “How Newtown are you?” goes for $5. Democracy sausages are on offer across the state as part of the Australian tradition. A “democracy sausage” is being sold for a whopping $16 at a Sydney venue with voters reporting mark ups across the state. And while many voters have been indulging in the election treat, a fish shop in Sydney has caused controversy for how much its charging for its sausage sizzle. The ‘sanga’ features a slice of white bread - with the crusts cut off - grilled onion and tomato jam. Barbecues are being fired up as voters across NSW head to the polls for the Voters are savouring the highlight of election day as they bite into sausage sizzles at polling booths across the state - but the cost in one location is causing outrage.