What Danish term for hot dog stands literally means 'sausage wagon'?

The Danish term for hot dog stands that literally means “sausage wagon” is pølsevogn.

A pølsevogn is a Danish street-food stand selling hot dogs and other sausages. The word combines pølse, meaning “sausage,” with vogn, meaning “wagon.” Although the name refers to a wagon, many modern pølsevogne are fixed structures rather than constantly mobile carts.

The term is sometimes confused with rød pølse, the brightly colored red sausage commonly sold at these stands, or fransk hotdog, a sausage served inside a specially shaped roll. A pølsevogn is the stand itself, not one particular sausage or preparation. Typical toppings include mustard, ketchup, Danish remoulade, raw onion, fried onion, and pickles. These stands are a defining part of Denmark’s traditional street-food culture and are often described as the country’s original fast-food outlets.