View Full Version : Need help finding landjaeger in Maine!
Water Rat
06-17-2012, 13:06
I am new to New England, more specifically Maine. I am having a crisis!! I was wondering if anyone out there might be able to help. I have not been able to find anyone who sells landjaeger in Maine. Granted, I just started looking around. I am missing my landjaeger on my weekly hikes! Now that the weather is steadily improving, I will be hiking more...
Anyway, if anyone can direct me to any places that sell landjaeger, I would greatly appreciate it. I figured the hiking community would be the best place to start asking my question. :)
Thank you!
Water Rat
T.S.Kobzol
06-17-2012, 15:15
Has it occurred to you that people will have no idea what landjaeger is?
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hikerboy57
06-17-2012, 16:29
try wal mart?
whats landjaeger?
hikerboy57
06-17-2012, 16:30
http://www.amazon.com/Wisconsinmade-Smoked-Landjaeger/dp/B005GKYSLQ
Slo-go'en
06-17-2012, 16:33
http://www.amazon.com/Wisconsinmade-Smoked-Landjaeger/dp/B005GKYSLQ
I guess you googled it too :)
Some kind of dry sausage typically used on camping/hiking trips with origins in Germany or Austria.
hikerboy57
06-17-2012, 16:39
I guess you googled it too :)
Some kind of dry sausage typically used on camping/hiking trips with origins in Germany or Austria.
googles great. i heard about it on bing.:)
T.S.Kobzol
06-17-2012, 17:34
I see. When I was growing up we called it Lovecký Salám.
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Water Rat
06-17-2012, 21:44
My apologies! I had noticed Wise Old Owl had mentioned it in the "Grocery Store Backpacking Food" thread, and got excited by the prospect that others knew what I was talking about. I was in the hopes other backpackers would know what it was, since it is a wonderful snack to pack on a backpacking trip.
Since it seems it is not to be found locally, I guess I will just continue having friends mail it to me from the Pacific Northwest.
Water Rat
WingedMonkey
06-17-2012, 22:08
Moody's Diner, Waldoboro, Maine
http://www.moodysdiner.com/
If you like dry sausage, try South African droëwors sometime. Droëwors and biltong keep very well and are a lot tastier to me than regular jerky - usually have some in my pack. I'm sure you can google around for it.
poloaa009
06-18-2012, 04:07
I incline toward your idea.
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Wise Old Owl
06-18-2012, 08:24
Moody's Diner, Waldoboro, Maine
http://www.moodysdiner.com/
Yea I have been there and thats a good find - what he's really looking for is the Deli meats and there is a nearby Deli with the Wursts and Bavarian treats its just a few miles away from Moodys, I think it's Morses, I am not sure
Morses 3856 Washington Road
Waldoboro, ME 04572
http://www.morsessauerkraut.com/index.html
(207) 832-5569
Wise Old Owl
06-18-2012, 08:33
I would just go to Lancaster and get it from specialty homes (not tourist stores) in Amish Country - its part of many deli meats in the salami area of the store... It is easier to buy on the internet and it is a form of preserved meats, its shelf life is in months almost six at room temp.
Here it is on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Wisconsinmade-Smoked-Landjaeger/dp/B005GKYSLQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1340022807&sr=8-1&keywords=landjaeger
Water Rat
06-18-2012, 08:34
Thank you all for your suggestions!
Wise Old Owl - Thank you so very much for the Morse's suggestion! That sounds that the likeliest place I might find the landjaeger! If I don't find it at Morse's, it sounds like I might find other tasty treats there! :banana
Water Rat
I would just go to Lancaster and get it from specialty homes (not tourist stores) in Amish Country - its part of many deli meats in the salami area of the store... It is easier to buy on the internet and it is a form of preserved meats, its shelf life is in months almost six at room temp.
Here it is on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Wisconsinmade-Smoked-Landjaeger/dp/B005GKYSLQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1340022807&sr=8-1&keywords=landjaeger
I never heard of smoked landjaeger, but I'm quite familiar with Wisconsinmade. It was founded and is run in Madison by my wife's sister-in-law. We visit her and her husband on our occasional trips west. We chat often about the very successful business she founded after quitting the lawyering profession. We get a delicious box of Wisconsin cheeses from them every Christmas.
Two Tents
06-18-2012, 09:18
I get mine from Oscars smokehouse in the Daks in up state NY. The had a fire but rebuilt and are better than ever. They will ship to you. It is the best I know of. Just sayin.
Wise Old Owl
06-18-2012, 10:07
I never heard of smoked landjaeger, but I'm quite familiar with Wisconsinmade. It was founded and is run in Madison by my wife's sister-in-law. We visit her and her husband on our occasional trips west. We chat often about the very successful business she founded after quitting the lawyering profession. We get a delicious box of Wisconsin cheeses from them every Christmas.
Its a great form of meat preservation and is one in many of a class of German Wurst and Bravarian, it's traditions is almost gone. Almost all the german folk over time have passed on in the Pocono's and the German Haus's have gone-The Resturant's still stand-shuttered or serving American food. My dad told me stories of the working class at Dupont getting together in the 60's at the cafeteria in Wilmington and eating sausages and wurst, from Poland, Germany, and other European countries... He loved to join them in conversation and lunch.
Wish I was on your Sister-in-Laws gift list.