The word "hot dog" comes from a mistake in a cartoon. 1906, the slender and streamlined sausage is still a novel food in the United States, with various names, such as "sausage", "Frank sausage", "Vienna sausage", "little red sausage" and "Texaco dog sausage". Texaco is a kind of brown-haired dog, with long body and short legs, so it is named after its sausage appearance is quite similar to that of this breed of dog.

Hot dogs are a way to eat ham sausage. It's a fried hot dog wrapped in corn syrup, and the one with a small bamboo stick is called a corn hot dog. Influenced by different eating habits in different places, hot dogs will use different materials, and wieners is traditionally used.

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Experts believe that Dolgan contributed to the emergence of the word "hot dog", but until today, I don't know how many times I have rummaged through Tibetan paintings, and I can't find the cartoon that was wrongly written as "hot dog". It's just an interesting story about comics. What is particularly striking is that Americans consume 654.38+09 billion hot dogs every year, 90 per capita, worth 500 million dollars. The hot dogs they eat are distributed on the equator and can circle the earth 26 times.

Hot dogs first appeared in 1950s. That's a sausage made of pork and beef by a baker in Frankfurt, Germany. But hot dogs were the famous professor Thomas a few years later. It was first used by Geng's cartoonist. He drew a talking cartoon, which showed a sausage with its tongue sticking out like a dog's hot tongue, and named it "hot dog". So the name of the hot dog spread. Over time, hot dogs are also made up of simple sausages.

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