Sausage ring is a traditional recipe especially enjoyed during Christmas celebrations in Mexico. Its origin dates back to the combination of European culinary practices with local ingredients, giving rise to an emblematic dish served at Christmas breakfasts. In other Latin American countries, this recipe may have different names and presentations. For example, in some regions of Central America it is known as "meat ring" or simply "sausage-stuffed bread," while in South American countries the variants may include other types of sausages or doughs. This dish is characterized by its circular shape and soft texture, making it a favorite to start Christmas Day with the family.