While the frankfurter sausage is thought to have originated in Germany, the original frankfurter was made in New York at Coney Island. The creator of the Frankfurter was a German hot dog vendor.
Not normally (they may contain pork meet). But I am sure if you look you will be able to find a halal version.
No it is from pigs.
Sausage originated in Europe before there was a distinct country of Germany. Sausage is probably most popular in Germany.
Yes. If you like, you can eat them directly out of the package. But they are tastier cooked.
In Antartica Lol It was MADE in Frankfurt, Germany
Yes, apparently they come from Frankfurt.
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frankfurter- a smoked sausage made out of chicken or pork history- Frankfurter was created in Germany in a city called FrankFurt
Yes. Only sausages made in the region "Frankfurt am Main" are allowed to call themselves Frankfurter. The sausage has been known there since the 13th century.
A frankfurter sausage ! with the right mustard. (Frankfurt, Germany)
The word frankfurter comes from Frankfurt, Germany, and can denote a type of sausage, or a person who lives in the city of Frankfurt.
The word "frankfurter" comes from the German city of Frankfurt, where sausages similar to the modern hot dog were popular. The "frank" part is likely an abbreviation of "Frankfurt," and the "furter" comes from the pronunciation of "wurst," which means sausage in German.
Sausage is made from pigs.
Essen (=food) Frankfurt (=sausage) Hamburg (=beef patty) Battenberg (cake)
Sausage does not grow. It is made.
sausage rolls
A type of sausage made of reindeer meat.