I have yet to serve them to a child who did not like them. Sausages are most craved by the British as part of its Great Fried Breakfast, but they make a very satisfying, easy Sunday lunch too. And if you're hungry on your way through Pyongchang-dong, you can drop in for a snack of freshly cooked sausages at Gavin's welcoming table, or a drink. There may even be come soothing Scottish music playing. This developed when Korean workers at American military bases took home leftovers and combined them with their own food.
Fresh sausages are new to Korea though.
His Korean friends seem to like them too. Some are even pressing him to sell them franchises in fashionable areas like Kangnam and Apkujong. Gavin is already Scotland's National Treasure because he is one of those rare creative people with the organizational skills to make his ideas happen. Even the Queen knows about this, and has awarded him the MBE medal for his contribution to the British community here. In the 21st Century Wedding Plaza building in Pyongchang-dong.