I can’t believe this is an issue!

Even though Bunnings pay a fortune for Public Liability Insurance they son’t want to be sued and have their name dragged through the courts and the media have a “field day” slamming Bunnings. There has been onion spilt at some locations. Sometimes it is because of the way people hold their food. Sometimes there is too much onion put in. Legally Bunnings have a duty of care and take it seriously, They are very generous with their assistance for organisations which hold sausage sizzles.

This whole bloody onion thing has gotten way out of control!!!

Australian or Un-Australian… i am not going to have sausage without onions… please dont kill the spirit of sausage…

What a load of BS!!! I’m not hearing of anyone hospitalized from an onion slip. How do I get a paid job on these committee’s I could make loads of things silly safe if they pay me!!

Why don’t they just not put onion on at all, for safety reasons. Oh, and hold tge sauce too. Let’s eliminate any slippery little suckers from falling on the floor. Just silly!

Personally I could care less if it was on first or last. Tastes the same.

What a silly thing to complain about. Just don’t put so much onion on. No matter how it’s done, it will still taste the same.

People are way over thinking this one! It makes no difference what goes on first, bits will still drip and fall. Before you know it, the famous Bunnings sausage sizzle will no longer be, thanks to a handful of whingers

i’m with Natalie Barr(sunrise) just have buns with cuts on the top so onion and sausage nicely cradle in.

Oh that’s funny, but it would still taste the same to me!

Slam Bunnings because they don’t prepare the sausage sizzle in the way you want to ??
What about just getting your sausage sizzle elsewhere when it doesn’t please you ?

Put it in a bread roll and you won’t have this problem ????

Unaustralian ! ?
I think people are way overthinking this !!!

Dripping grease from the onions on top of the bread will cause the bread to part once you try to wrap it round the sausage and sauce anyway. Think the OH&S should try various ways of making a sausage sanger with one slice of bread first before making a new rule. A better rule would be to make people sit down and eat the sanger there beside the tent then no-one can slip on bits falling out in the Bunnings store which has overly slippery floors in the first place.

the onion will fall out regardless of where it is placed, I worked a bunnings snag sizzle two weeks ago and it really doesn’t matter where it goes

I hate onions on my sausage sanga. guess that makes me “un-Australian” too?

I like my onion on top of my sausage and then sauce – have never ever slipped!

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  • • mom93821 replied
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  But in the scheme of things – will take a yummy hot sausage sizzle however it comes.

It doesn’t make a difference really. Plus I think it’s WHS not OH&S these days.

For me it doesn’t make any difference.