According to language expert Webb Garisson, about 100 years ago, people used to sell sausages on most streets in the US. At that time, people often heard the sellers say: "hot, hot" to invite customers to buy hot dogs, so this dish is often briefly referred to by the Americans as "hot". Some time later, sausage sellers began to switch to selling sausages imported from Germany, called "frankfurters". The name is so named because the originator of this type of sausage was originally from Frankfurt, Germany. Imported Frankfurters became more expensive than the previous US sausage, so people here have nicknamed this imported sausage "doggy" - a shortened form of saying: " to put on the dog "- meaning expensive. Therefore, people called frankfurters "doggy hots" and later became "hot dogs" for easy calling. Hot Dog It's Not A Party Until The Wiener Comes Out shirt
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