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  • user-removed
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    I generally take the papery skin off chorizo – if I don’t, it gets stuck between my teeth. The skin on the last few has been almost impossible to peel off though. Just eat it? High end first world problem…

    Wrong forum to boot.

    M6TTF
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    just eat it, its fine

    the-muffin-man
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    We eat it

    weeksy
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    strip it off.

    ton
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    it melts down in cooking. so eat it.

    sandwicheater
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    It has a skin!!! It hasn’t hung around long enough for me to have noticed.

    devash
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    Mrs Devash is Spanish and she insists that you can eat it, providing it doesn’t have any blue mould on it.

    I usually take it off though, as it gets stuck in my teeth.

    smatkins1
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    The typical ones you pick up in UK supermarkets I never bother trying to remove the skin.

    A German relative of the misses has just sent a box of stuff over for Christmas including some big German dried sausages. Removing the skin is a must with these bad boys!

    tomhoward
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    Depends how hungry I am.

    mogrim
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    Won’t do you any harm but you usually peel it off. It’s just a bit of pig intestine.

    user-removed
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    Thanks all. Will continue to remove it whenever possible. I often just sit with a beer and a knife and scoff it, so it’s not always cooked.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    How many do you have? One or two? Three? More?

    brakes
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    not sure why people eat it ‘raw’ – tastes much much better after it’s been baked

    user-removed
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    CFH – I have one every time I buy one.
    brakes – there are two kinds – one which needs cooked and one which is edible straight out of the packet. And yes, both taste better fried but I am not a patient man.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    *whoosh*

    coogan
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    I peel it off. Someone once told me if you are struggling to get it to come off, peel in the opposite direction and then does it. Tried it and it did indeed work!

    mrchrispy
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    warm is slightly by rolling it in your hands

    bigyinn
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    Nice Billy & Johnny reference there CFH.

    oliverd1981
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    It can’t be any worse for you than the rest of what’s in Chorizo – although I have heard eating too much of it can give you a speech impediment.

    atlaz
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    Depends on the particular kind. some of it is basically plastic so is a bit nasty

    user-removed
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    Whoosh is it? Well ta for that. Too uninterested to Google, just interested enough to post again.

    nach
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    I wondered this last year and found out the cheapest chorizo, apparently, has plastic skin. More expensive ones, it’s edible.

    cynic-al
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    Is this thread for real?

    Yeah they put stuff you can’t eat in food.

    Stoner
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    You can eat lightbulbs Al. They put stuff in food you shouldnt eat though 🙂

    northernmatt
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    Is this thread for real?

    Yeah they put stuff you can’t eat in food.

    You mean Marmite?

    carlosg
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    Made chorizo chowder for tea tonight , I peeled the skin!

    johnners
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    It’s paper. Go ahead and eat paper if you want to. I peel it off.

    jimjam
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    I’ve been eating it for years. That’s maybe what’s wrong with me.

    user-removed
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    Al, after accidentally cooking a pizza with the polystyrene base still attached some years ago, I no longer make any assumptions when it comes to processed food. I scraped off the topping and had it on toast if you’re wondering…

    Philby
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    Al, after accidentally cooking a pizza with the polystyrene base still attached some years ago, I no longer make any assumptions when it comes to processed food. I scraped off the topping and had it on toast if you’re wondering…

    PMSL – Ovaltine ejected from mouth!

    TrekEX8
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    CFH, I think I share your childish humour. I think less than five….

    passtherizla
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    haha… er yeah, what skin? *wanders off for breakfast chorizo

    jimjam
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    When people refer to cooking Chorzo I presume they are are refering to he raw cooking chorizo as opposed to the dried stuff? Anytime I’ve tried heating it it just turns into a hard greasy mess. not nice at all.

    Cougar
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    *whoosh*

    That’s an argument for at least rolling it back before sticking the sausage in your mouth.

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