why do sausages scream, while being cooked?

Answer 1

They don't scream.

They are whistling a happy tune.

Yes, they are whistling.

As the water in the meat heats up and turns into steam, it expands.

For a while, the skin of the sausage holds in the steam, but then the skin breaks open at a weak spot and the steam escapes out .... like a balloon you let fly across the room ... like a whistling tea kettle .. like blowing across the mouth of an empty bottle ...

and just like when YOU whistle (air moving rapidly through a small opening).

The sausages are whistling. Only because the moisture in them is being turned into steam by the heat.

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Answer 2

It's the moisture under the sausage being cooked off. Mushrooms do the same thing.

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Answer 3

When you put anything (including sausages) or anyone (in a hot bed or on a hot floor like example latin dances etc) they become smoking hot and sizzle and scream with excitement like hot hot hot.....

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Answer 4

They release air.

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Answer 5

Air being released from the casing.

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Answer 6

You should grill or bake them instead, as they don't like the fry-ght !

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Answer 7

because it hurts being fried

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Answer 8

Idk

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