Summary:
A range of sausages - from sexist to sexist - are a fawning range of sausages.

Full article:
A supermarket chain in Germany is under fire for promoting 'his n' hers' sausages that critics say promote sexual stereotyping. The Edeka supermarket company advertises the men-only bangers as 'hearty, strongly-spiced,' while the ladies' sausages are 'lean' - and to add insult to injury, half the size of the manly wursts and much more expensive. Then there's the packaging - the male meat morsels are wrapped in plastic featuring a scantily clad woman while the ladies are offered a Chippendales lookalike with his pecs flexing. His and hers: Edeka supermarket company advertises the men-only bangers as 'hearty, strongly-spiced', while the ladies' sausages are 'lean' Feminists have complained of 'dull sexism' in letters to the company. One said: 'These imply that men eat a lot and heartily, while women mainly want to be thin. Women are there to please, while men are allowed to enjoy.' Edeka refused to discuss the sexism issue - only commenting to a website that the female sausages are dearer because of 'particularly lean meat, high-quality vegetables packed into an especially delicate skin.' From bad to wurst: The  supermarket has come under fire for promoting the range of 'sexist' sausages .