However, it's rarely used literally. It's more commonly used as a slang expression, often meaning:
* "Without worries", "without fuss", or "without a care". It conveys a relaxed and carefree attitude, like someone who doesn't stress about things.
* "No problem", "no worries", or "don't worry about it". It's a casual way to dismiss a concern and reassure someone that everything is fine.
The phrase originates from the idea that a person who eats sausage is someone who is happy and content. Therefore, "sans saucis" implies a lack of need for sausage (happiness) and a carefree attitude.