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Fast Food Of America
Have you ever enjoyed a hamburger, sitting on a lawn? Maybe you're
against all these hot dogs and cheeseburgers, because it's a junk food. Anyway,
it is always interesting to find out something about the origin and history of
such trifles, which make our life more comfortable.
Pop-Corn. It’s impossible to imagine American take-away food or
snacks without popcorn. Clear as a day, it is made from corn. But what about
the first part of the word “pop”. Actually, when you put a kernel of corn on a
fire, the water inside makes the corn explode. This makes a “pop” noise. That
is why we call it popcorn. In 1620 when Pilgrims had a Thanksgiving dinner
they invited the Indians, who brought popcorn with them. Since that time
Americans continued to pop corn at home. But in 1945 a new machine was
invented that changed the history of the product. The electric machine enabled
to pop corn outside the home. The famous American habit of eating popcorn at
the movies is well-known. Many people like to put salt or melted butter in their
popcorn, some prefer to have it without.
The Hot Dog. The original name of the hot dog was the frankfurter, after the
German city of Frankfurt. In the United States frankfurters, sausages on buns,
were first sold in the 1860s. But for Americans the name “dachshund sausage”
seemed to be a good one for the frankfurter. In actual fact, a dachshund is a
dog from Germany with a very long body and short legs. Dachshund sausages
first became popular in New-York especially at baseball games. And in 1906
the newspaper cartoonist Tad Dorgan saw the men with the dachshund
sausages and got an idea for a cartoon: he drew a bun with a dachshund inside
– not a sausage but a dog. The cartoonist didn’t know how to spell the word
“dachshund” and under the picture he just wrote: “Get your hot dogs!” The
cartoon was a sensation as well as the name. If you go to a baseball game
today, you can still see sellers walking around with hot water tanks and