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    The actual danish name is wienerbrød, and it’s the same in many other languages just with their name for bread instead of brød. Wienerbröd in Swedish for example.

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      Fun fact: “wienerbrød” and “danish” are both correct, since it was invented in Copenhagen by Viennese bakers.

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      I guess the English equivalent would be Viennese bread, then.

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        And here i was giggling at weener bread

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          Apparently people from Vienna are all wieners!

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            they even have blankets for their weiners

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      wienerbrød

      Come on, Denmark.

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        Vienna’s Germanic name is Wien. “Wiener” means “from Vienna.”

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          And Weiner is an American English euphemism for penis, so weinerbrod sounds kinda funny.

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            It does, but that’s an us issue. Sausage from Vienna = wiener, sausages look like penises. “Come on” makes it sound like Denmark has any part in it, which they don’t.

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