Hot Dog And Frankfurter. Classic Hot Dog With Frankfurter Sausage And Sauces Photograph by JM Travel Photography Fine How did Frankfurter Sausages become hot dogs? In the 19th century, many Germans left Germany in search of a better life in the United States Usually when we're talking about American franks or frankfurters, we're talking about all-beef hot dogs like Hebrew National beef franks
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How did Frankfurter Sausages become hot dogs? In the 19th century, many Germans left Germany in search of a better life in the United States Usually when we're talking about American franks or frankfurters, we're talking about all-beef hot dogs like Hebrew National beef franks How did Frankfurter Sausages become hot dogs? In the 19th century, many Germans left Germany in search of a better life in the United States
Hot Dog with Frankfurter and Vegetables on a Light Background Stock Photo Image of pepper. Write a review Rest of Frankfurters & Hotdogs shelf The term "hot dog" came into use from German immigrant street vendors in New York City during the late 19th century
Hot Dog Traditional pork and beef frankfurter lightly smoked over German beech wood in a. Oscar Mayer's wieners are a mix of pork, turkey, and chicken In fact, it is a protected class of sausage that actually has a law stating that only frankfurters made in Frankfurt can use the name! Hot dogs are found all around the world! Of course, they are a classic American summertime food