What is that red ring on your packaged bologna slices, and more importantly, can (or should) you eat it? We have the answers to these age-old questions.

While most higher quality bologna will come with an edible rind, cheaper brands will have a bright red ring made of plastic or similar material. What is it for?

The bologna served on Bologna Days in Central Minnesota is the smoked, ring variety, not the thin deli cuts of pale pink bologna that made German-American Oscar Mayer famous.

It has been more than 100 years since Troyer's Genuine Trail Bologna came into existence. The business, located at 6552 state Route 515, Dundee, is in its fourth generation of producing a great ...

Ring bologna: Pennsylvania Germans’ contribution. A seasoned, precooked mix of beef and/or pork stuffed into a casing tube that is smaller than regular bologna. It’s popular in Pennsylvania ...