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Fredericksburg, Texas · USDA inspected
Opa's Smoked Meats · Fredericksburg, Texas

Oktoberfest Combo

Bratwurst, Country Blend, kraut, and mustard.

Two pounds of Country Blend Smoked Sausage, two pounds of Opa's Bratwurst, a jar of Opa's German Sauerkraut, and a jar of Fredericksburg Farms Dusseldorf Mustard — the Oktoberfest table in one cold-packed box.

Carried by grocery stores across Texas, the South and Southwest.Where to buy →
$52.95

Ships cold in an insulated box — Texas orders Mon–Wed, out of state Mon–Tue. Shipping is calculated at checkout.

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The story

Texas-German Oktoberfest. Heritage on a plate.

The Opa's Oktoberfest Combo brings together the centerpieces of a Texas-German feast — two pounds of Country Blend Smoked Sausage, two pounds of Opa's Bratwurst, a jar of Opa's German Sauerkraut, and Fredericksburg Farms Dusseldorf Mustard from the shelves at our Deli & Market. Both sausages are crafted in small batches and fully cooked, ready to warm on the grill, in a skillet, or simmered alongside the kraut and mustard.

Set up an Oktoberfest spread with bratwurst warmed on the grill alongside soft pretzels, Country Blend simmered into a stew with potatoes and caraway, and the sauerkraut warmed and served with grainy mustard on rye. Or stretch the bundle across a week of weeknight dinners — bratwurst with sauerkraut on a bun, Country Blend in a breakfast skillet, mustard on a deli sandwich.

Includes:

  • 2 lb Country Blend Smoked Sausage
  • 2 lb Opa's Bratwurst
  • 1 jar Opa's German Sauerkraut
  • 1 jar Fredericksburg Farms Dusseldorf Mustard (9.5 oz)

Every meat in this box is gluten free and sourced in the US.

From Opa's in Fredericksburg, Texas. Family-owned since 1947.

How to heat it
Both sausages are fully cooked — you're heating them through, not cooking them.
Medium heat, never high. Turn them often, and don't prick the casing — the snap is the point. Let the links sit out 10–15 minutes first; they heat more evenly.

Grill: medium heat, indirect, 8–10 minutes, turning often.
Skillet: ½ inch of water, bring to a simmer, about 12 minutes turning often. Pour the water off and give the links 1–2 minutes dry — that brings the color and the snap back.
Oven: 375°F on a baking sheet, about 10 minutes, flip halfway.
Air fryer: 300°F, no preheat, single layer, 7 minutes, no turning.
Microwave: not recommended — it toughens the casing.

The sauerkraut warms gently in a saucepan or straight in the pan with the sausage. The kraut and the mustard keep in the pantry until opened, then in the refrigerator.

The full guide, every product → How to Heat Our Products.

Keeping it
Unopened

Refrigerate — without exception. Good through the best-by date on the package.

Opened

Airtight in the fridge, 5–7 days.

Freezing

Freeze by the best-by date; good for up to a year.

Questions people ask
How does it ship?

In an insulated box with gel packs — Texas orders Monday–Wednesday, out of state Monday–Tuesday, so nothing sits over a weekend. Enter your ZIP in the cart to see your exact shipping rate before checkout.

Where can I buy it?

Right here — it ships cold anywhere in the U.S. — and at our Deli & Market in Fredericksburg. Grocery stores across Texas, the South and Southwest carry a selection of what we make; Where to Buy shows what each store near you has.

More answers in the FAQ.

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