Sausage Party includes multiple same-sex relationships, notably between Brenda and Teresa, and Sammy Bagel Jr. and Kareem Abdul Lavash. These relationships are depicted with the same crude, explicit, and comedic tone as the film's heterosexual pairings. While not offering a deeply affirming portrayal, the film does not specifically denigrate queer identity, instead integrating it into its broader theme of sexual freedom for all characters.

The film satirizes the concept of a benevolent creator and an afterlife, portraying them as cruel deceptions that lead to suffering and blind obedience. The 'gods' are revealed to be destructive, and the 'Great Beyond' is a horrifying slaughterhouse.

Islam is depicted through Kareem Abdul Lavash, utilizing stereotypical humor, particularly concerning the concept of virgins in the afterlife. Similar to Judaism, this portrayal is used for crude comedic effect within a satire of inter-group relations, but it reinforces negative stereotypes without offering depth or respect.

The film portrays Judaism through Sammy Bagel Jr., relying heavily on stereotypical and often self-deprecating humor. While part of a broader satire on inter-group conflict, the depiction lacks nuance and primarily uses negative stereotypes for comedic effect without offering a counterbalancing positive perspective.