Are there any vegetarian Italian Sausages?

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Yes, there are vegetarian italian sausages. One example is the Satanic sausage, which is prepared from dough, beans, spices, tomato, yeast, etc. But, yes, majority or I would say almost all of the Italian sausages are non-vegetarian sausages itselves.

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