Celebrating 100 Years of the Hot Dog stand in Copenhagen | A Taste of Denmark

On January 18th 1921, the first Danish hot dog stands sold their sausages on the streets of Copenhagen. Fast forward to today, the classic Danish hot dog with fried and raw onions, thinly sliced pickles and three kinds of sauces can still be enjoyed all over Denmark. Join us in celebrating a century of our street food superstars! 🌭
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[@paulanovak6149]

That looks so good! Maybe we can take a trip out to Denmark!

[@vBDKv]

Please order a "ristet med det hele" because it's the best. For English speaking people who wish to eat one of these, I'd say "Roasted hotdog with everything" that should get you the proper Danish hotdog ;) If you need to eat while moving, a French hotdog is a good option. Be sure to say "French dressing" because we don't want ketchup or mustard in these. The french dressing is tangy and delicious.

[@sylvester5804]

happy hotdog

[@jameshardin4895]

a documentary about the Seattle Worlds Fair, had 6 people at the end, for one last question... They were in different locations, not together...!!! The question...What did you remember and like the best of the Seattle Worlds Fair... All 6 said, 'The Danish Hot Dog'... Sad we can't make Danish Hot Dogs in America...

[@codenamezz9993]

Looks yummy!

[@BTHABIT.]

Yes lækkert ser det ud 👍

[@zuzieee88]

Fransk Hotdog is my fav.😋😋

[@1daftpunk]

Right, time to go to Denmark

[@siobhan28483]

Love the rød pølse

[@sonjajane4426]

awwwwww ... I LOVE YOU.

[@gunnarlindejrgensen4497]

Is that Sir Anthony Hopkins narrating!!!?? :)

[@tomashlavacek8827]

Danish hot dog is the best.

[@mariogeis9558]

kun stegte løg, intet andet

[@mariogeis9558]

sikkert

[@dancostello6465]

Seem to recall a kind of Rød pølse flam or smørbrød and a larger variety of Rød pølse served at danish family functions. Voila: Medisterpølse "med brun sovs." Is served at Christmas. Is my preference. Always found the "hot dog" Rød pølse too quickly gone and dry tasting. Also preferred the Christmas spices in the sausage.