Frankfurters
People from Frankfurt
Frankfurters are sausages made of finely ground beef or pork, typically served in a sliced bun as a hot dog.
The name comes from Frankfurt, Germany, where this style of sausage originated.
In American English, frankfurter sounds slightly formal or old-fashioned compared to hot dog or wiener: The menu listed frankfurters with sauerkraut.
Encased ground meat
- hot dogSausage served in bun
- wienerSmoked pork sausage
- bunSoft rounded roll
- mustardTangy seed-paste condiment
ketchup · relish · sauerkraut · grilled · boiled · ballpark · cookout · bratwurst
Sports venue or estimate
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
- Nathan'sHistoric hot dog chain
- Coney IslandBrooklyn's seaside amusement neighborhood
- Fourth of JulyAnnual American independence celebration
cookout · barbecue · picnic · stadium · vendor · Oscar Mayer · New York · carnival
sausage
Encased ground meat
mustard · ketchup · relish · sauerkraut · grilled · boiled · ballpark · cookout · bratwurst · knackwurst
ballpark
Sports venue or estimate
- baseballBat-and-ball team sport
- Nathan'sHistoric hot dog chain
- Coney IslandBrooklyn's seaside amusement neighborhood
Fourth of July · cookout · barbecue · picnic · stadium · vendor · Oscar Mayer · New York · carnival · fairground
Germany
Central European nation
- butcherOne who sells cuts
- delicatessenPrepared foods shop
- traditionalFollowing long-held customs
recipe · pork · spiced · smoked · European · Bavarian · beer hall · authentic · guild · heritage
cured
Restored to health
- smokedExposed to wood fumes
- emulsifiedBlended into uniform suspension
- casingEnclosing cover or frame
nitrates · preservatives · ground · blended · seasoned · stuffed · linked · packaged · processed · industrial