sausages have been developed with the claim that they contain probiotic bacterial strains. The use of fermented sausages to create a probiotic food that can fulfill the requirements necessary to justify a claim related to the health of the consumer has numerous obstacles. These have been discussed by Hammes and Haller was argued that the sausages should contain the probiotic bacterial strain at counts that are needed to be effective the intestines. They have to be in a state that supports survival and metabolic activity in the intestinal tract, and they should be adequately high numbers on a daily basis. Finally, adequate human studies with the probiotic food should have been performed to substantiate any health claim. Intestinal isolates as well as potential probiotic strains of lactobacilli and bifidobac teria had been used for sausage production, and it can be shown that these bacteria were present in finished sausage or model sausages: some contribute to the even fermentation process comparable commonly used starters.