wienerwurst

The frankfurter came to the U.S. with immigrants from Germany, and the wienerwurst, or wiener, came with those from Austria.

“The wienerwurst is yet to come,” observed Lull, in a voice sepulchral and ominous.

He ate much wienerwurst and drank beer freely, and on holidays devoured, at one sitting, a half-dozen loaves of bread, the centers of which had been previously dug out and filled with melted lard.

He was waitin' at the station for me, with a high-wheeled cart, and a couple of gingery circus horses hitched one in front of the other like two links of wienerwurst.

Poetry was foolishness and all musicians were poor—there were a hundred of them in Zwickau who lived on rye-bread and wienerwurst.