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Saveloy

Under this name we have a kind of sausage common in the shops of the metropolis. The saveloy differs from the ordinary pork sausage only in its being made of young salted pork; it is highly seasoned, and a little saltpetre is added to give the meat a red colour. It is much in favour with the humbler classes in London during the winter months.