Saveloy
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A saveloy is a vividly red sausage served in English fish and chip shops, also available in parts of Australia, where it is also known colloquially as a sav. It is made of pork and is highly seasoned. The name supposedly comes from the French word cervelas, a pork sausage, sometimes made from pigs' brains. Its taste is similar to frankfurters. It is often eaten in a sandwich accompanied with either pease pudding or stuffing (or both), sometimes known as a saveloy dip. A similar item, available in the United States, is called a Red Hot.
It is similar in taste to a red pudding.