Why are deviled sausages called deviled sausages?

Answer 1

Sausage comes from the Latin word salsus, meaning "salted", via the Vulgar Latin form salsicus and Norman French saussiche.

Answer 2

The word sausage comes from the latin phrase 's'ecreage' translating literally to long cut of meat. therefore we English translate it to sausage x

Answer 3

It's an Italian term which describes a dried, salt cured sausage which can be made from beef or pork. The sal part of the word derives from the Latin for salt "salum".

Answer 4

The word sausage comes from:

c.1450, sawsyge, from O.N.Fr. saussiche (fr. saucisse), from V.L. *salsica "sausage," from salsicus "seasoned with salt," from L. salsus "salted"

Answer 5

A sausage is referred to as a banger because that is the dialect in the English language. It is like that because the dialect that was used in the UK is different from the one in the US.

Answer 6

"Deviled" in cooking generally just means "spicy".