"This will ruin Australia." Karl Stefanovic weighs in on Bunnings' sausage announcement.

Maybe Bunnings can develop an edible cable tie to strap the sausages in the bread @7NewsMelbourne #oh&sgonemad

— [email protected] (@Simon30257488) November 13, 2018

People are having a go about the onions @Bunnings but I fear the situation is far more serious. There are also chainsaws, drills, nails and countless other dangers on site...????

— Jon Ritson (@JGRitson) November 13, 2018

The iconic sausage sizzle is undergoing a change for safety reasons
new occupational health and safety requirement has shaken up how the quintessentially Australian delicacy of a barbecued sausage in bread is to be constructed ! The WORLD has gone NUTShttps://t.co/d65rsUZMUq

— Gus (@AuthorGusPegel) November 13, 2018

Of course, because this is the internet, people were also mad at those who were mad.

My take on the changes to the Bunnings sausage- It's not news!!
If you're outraged by onion going underneath the sausage, you really live a privileged life. #notnews

— Joy Taylor (@Gojoyjet) November 13, 2018

....as for the stupid woman complaining ‘it will taste different’.....what utter rot. Seriously some people have very little in their lives if a few blasted fried onion ring is the source of their ire.

— Kate????M© (@Kate3015) November 13, 2018

It all seems a bit... over the top, don't you think?

Onions on the bottom will not drastically alter the taste of your sausage, obviously, and buying a sausage will still provide a worthwhile donation to your local community.

If it's really that big of a problem, why don't you turn your sausage upside down. Or even try eating it on your head. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

If you do, please let us know how that goes.

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