How do Southerners say Vienna sausage?

We have our own way in the South. I was an adult when I realized that Vienna sausages were named for the famous city in Austria. You know, Vee-in-ah. That's because, as a kid in the South, I always hear them referred to as Vie-een-ah sausages.
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Are Vienna sausages Southern?

While Vienna sausages aren't technically Southern -- we'll give you one guess at where you can trace their start to -- we wouldn't be surprised if one day there's a petition to officially name them an honorary Southern food.
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What are viennas called in America?

Wieners sold as Vienna sausage in Europe have a taste and texture very much like North American "hot dogs" or "frankfurters", but are usually longer and somewhat thinner, with a very light, edible casing.
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Why do they call it Vienna sausage?

The sausage was invented by a butcher from Frankfurt, who had moved to Vienna, which is why in Vienna the sausage is called Frankfurter.
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Are Vienna sausages the same as hot dogs?

Vienna sausage. The Vienna sausage is very similar to hot dogs and frankfurters with similar ingredients used. What makes these sausages different is that they are softer and smaller in size. The term often refers to small open end sausages that are packed in cans.
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Do Vienna sausages have horse meat?

By definition, Vienna sausages are sort of thin parboiled sausages that contain a lot of water and are traditionally made of pork, beef or horse meat. This food product comes from Germany and it is typical in the northern countries of Europe.
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What is the difference between a hot dog Weiner and frank?

There's a Difference Between Frankfurters and Wieners

Frankfurters are made entirely with pork, and wieners are a mixture of pork and beef. And as the names might imply, frankfurters originated in Frankfurt and wieners from Vienna. To make things even more confusing: in the U.S., “franks” tend to be all beef.
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What's the difference between a frank and a hot dog?

Hot dogs come from the German Frankfurter, which was originally sausage. In the U.S., hot dogs tend to be all beef or a mixture of meat trimmings from beef and/or pork. The main differences between a hot dog and the pork frank are the production process and flavors. Hot dogs are a subset of a pork frank.
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What are footy franks?

A cocktail sausage is a smaller version of the saveloy, about a quarter of the size—in Australia sometimes called a "baby sav", a "footy frank" or a "little boy", and in New Zealand and Queensland called a "cheerio".
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Is Vienna sausage healthy?

Vienna Sausages

After cooking the casings are removed. The products also tend to be high in sodium. All in all, they are highly processed and it is best to not consume them often, if at all.
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Who invented Vienna sausage?

Over 27 million people flock to the Columbian Exposition/World's Fair in Chicago to witness the latest inventions, including the Vienna® Beef hot dog, created by Austrian-Hungarian immigrants Emil Reichel and Samuel Ladany.
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Are Vienna sausages supposed to be cooked?

Since Vienna sausages are fully cooked, you don't have to worry about whether you've cooked them long enough. Just heat them until they are as warm as you want, which will probably just take a few minutes.
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Are Vienna sausages being discontinued?

The cancellation of the product was announced last week, amid rumours Maple Leaf was cutting Vienna sausages. That rumour proved to be false. If Vienna sausages were to go extinct, they would surely land a place in the Rooms exhibit.
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How do you pronounce Vienna in German?

Wien is simply the word for Vienna in German (the national language in Austria). You pronounce it “Veen” with a V. So Wien and Vienna are the same place. A Wiener is a male who comes from Vienna (and, crucially, not a sausage – that's called a Frankfurter here).
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What is a hot dog called in Germany?

The German and Austrian frankfurter also is known as a würstchen, or “little sausage,” and many varieties of these sausages exist. In Germany and Austria, frankfurters are eaten warm with sauerkraut and cold, if lightly smoked, with potato salad.
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Are frankfurters the same as bratwurst?

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Compared to the bratwurst, it is usually not as large nor as coarse with its texture (however bare in mind there are many different sizes available, for example, the Jumbo Frankfurter). The delicious Frankfurter is well regarded in North America.
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What is in Polish sausage?

Loosely translated this means "old country sausage" and it consists of pork sausage seasoned with marjoram and garlic. To be considered Polish sausage under Polish governmental standards, the sausage must be made out of cured pork.
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What's the difference between a Russian and a frankfurter?

Russians can be made with a typical Russian flavour or strongly flavoured for extended meat blocks. Smokies include, for example, Kasegriller – a Russian-like sausage with cubes of cheese. Frankfurters are cooked sausages made of seasoned, finely ground beef, pork, chicken, and/or turkey.
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Why are they called frankfurters?

The name “frankfurter” comes from the fact that a popular hot dog-like sausage was originally made in Frankfurt Germany (Frankfurter meaning “of Frankfurt”). The name was brought over to America sometime in the late 19th century from German immigrants who were familiar with the Frankfurter sausage.
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What is a Vienna hot dog?

A hot dog is a frankfurter or Vienna frankfurter in a bun. So the term 'Vienna hot dog' would technically mean a frankfurter made in Vienna placed inside a bun. So, the moment we put the product between the 'two bits of bread' it becomes the popular 'hot dog'.
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Can dogs eat Vienna sausage?

No, you should not feed your dog Vienna sausages, whether fresh or canned. These frankfurters harm your dog's health and digestive system. Vienna sausages, and most processed foods, contain high levels of sodium, fat, and calories, as well as dangerous additives and preservatives that are bad for your dog.
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Can you eat Vienna sausages out of the can while pregnant?

With so many flavors and varieties, it's no wonder that you're craving sausage. But is it safe to eat during pregnancy? The quick answer is yes, you can enjoy sausage safely when you're pregnant.
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What is bologna made out of?

Meat: The main ingredient in bologna is ground meat, which could be any combination of pork, beef, chicken and turkey or only one of those meats. You can even find bologna made of venison or other game meat.
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