Our take
The company started because one South African in the family missed boerewors. A retired Polish sausage maker, Kaz Jachowicz, taught them smoking and curing, and since 1994 it has been a full-time family business making sausage weekly in Metchosin. Spices are mixed by hand for each batch, the products are gluten free, and hunters can have game turned into any of the house flavours.
The facts
- A full-time family business since 1994, located in Metchosin. gallopinggoosesausage.com
- Learned smoking and curing from retired Polish sausage maker Kaz Jachowicz. gallopinggoosesausage.com
- Makes boerewors, droewors and biltong, plus sausages from pork, beef, lamb, bison and chicken and two kinds of bacon; products are gluten free. gallopinggoosesausage.com
- Turns hunters’ game meat into sausage in any house flavour. gallopinggoosesausage.com
- Sold at the Metchosin Country Store and at the Metchosin Farmers’ Market on Sundays, May to October. gallopinggoosesausage.com
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Checked November 8, 2026. Built from public sources; nothing here is a firsthand review.


