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What is your opinion? I think people who put that crap on a hot dog should be killed in the most disgusting manner possible!
Ketchup on a hot dog?
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I dont mind it sometimes, but I like them best with spicy mustard & sauerkraut!!
I try to eat Kosher hot dogs though, because
The mob is big in the meat buisness.
If you saw last night's re-run of the Sopranos, you'll know what I mean.
Also, I'll have a link in a minute.
I try to eat Kosher hot dogs though, because
If you saw last night's re-run of the Sopranos, you'll know what I mean.
Also, I'll have a link in a minute.
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Have a look at this & look at #2 on the list; http://www.goodfellahenry.com/guide/corpse.html
I'm really not trying to ruin things for everybody, I've been eating Hot Dogs my entire life! From Nathan's in Coney Island to anywhere I go....... Just a little food for thought.
I'm really not trying to ruin things for everybody, I've been eating Hot Dogs my entire life! From Nathan's in Coney Island to anywhere I go....... Just a little food for thought.
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I voted "NO" that it is NOT an abomination. I like Ketchup, relish, and mustard on mine. We really don't have good HotDogs here.... My buddy from NY brought some over once that were awesome. I didn't use Ketchup on those, just some sourcrout and mustard.
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And I completely forgot my favorite!
Taco dogs!
It's all the mixin's of a taco, but slathered over a Hotdog.
My wife really loves Mayo and Ketchup on her hotdogs. I'd say she's not quite right in the head, but considering she married me, it's almost a given.
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Taco dogs!
It's all the mixin's of a taco, but slathered over a Hotdog.
My wife really loves Mayo and Ketchup on her hotdogs. I'd say she's not quite right in the head, but considering she married me, it's almost a given.
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Originally posted by Sage
vat_man, you're the last person I'd expect to see in a thread about such an unhealthful food!
As for what I put on hot dogs, I can't even remember... it's been ages since I'd had one. The raccoons sure like them though!
I haven't had one in ages, I must admit.
That said, I was raised in Melbourne, Victoria, and there is a bit of a tradition of drowning any form of junk food (well, not sweet ones) in tomato sauce (our version of ketchup, with less sugar). Bit of a habit that never goes away.
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The wife likes ketchup, but I've been steering her towards Batampte's Spicy Mustard. Throw on the relish and onions, and there's just no room for castup (or ketchup).
I've only recently discovered chili dogs...almost worth the potential indigestion.
I've only recently discovered chili dogs...almost worth the potential indigestion.
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I had no idea Ba-Tampte's was available in England! I always thought they were produced in Brooklyn, New York (Well, actually they are!) They make awesome half-sour pickles, too! Is it produced locally, or imported?
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Wow! What a great response! I'm glad to see soo many fellow hot dog lovers.
First off, some of those toppings were just to disgusting to respond to.
Second, I would love to hear more about the brand names of your favorite toppings and were to get them so I can try some for myself. Here are mine.
Mustard: Bertman's Ball Park, and Stadium Mustard. americanspice You can get a lot of other toppings that might strike your fancy.
Chili: The only other topping that belongs on a hot dog other than the two mustards above. The best place to buy chili is this place, originaltommys Just go to FAQ and get the number to call to get the best chili I've ever had!
Well, ENJOY!
Sorry, how can I forget about the most important thing about the hot dog, the BEFF FRANK! Notice I said beef frank and not "meat wiener." Meat wieners are the most horrendous meat product in the hot dog world! The two best available beef franks I feel that can be bought in most supermarkets are Nathan's and Hebrew National. Just remember, you "GRILL" beef franks. DO NOT boil them!
First off, some of those toppings were just to disgusting to respond to.
Second, I would love to hear more about the brand names of your favorite toppings and were to get them so I can try some for myself. Here are mine.
Mustard: Bertman's Ball Park, and Stadium Mustard. americanspice You can get a lot of other toppings that might strike your fancy.
Chili: The only other topping that belongs on a hot dog other than the two mustards above. The best place to buy chili is this place, originaltommys Just go to FAQ and get the number to call to get the best chili I've ever had!
Well, ENJOY!
Sorry, how can I forget about the most important thing about the hot dog, the BEFF FRANK! Notice I said beef frank and not "meat wiener." Meat wieners are the most horrendous meat product in the hot dog world! The two best available beef franks I feel that can be bought in most supermarkets are Nathan's and Hebrew National. Just remember, you "GRILL" beef franks. DO NOT boil them!
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Yeah, Nathan's and HN are the best all-beef dogs, but they are l-o-a-d-e-d with fat. I've actually taken to eating Healthy Choice all-beef dogs, which are a lot lower in fat and still pretty tasty.
For mustard I like Gulden's Spicy Brown, and for relish I like Claussen's Dill Relish. Chili for the hot dogs is Hormel No Beans from a can, though if I'm eating chili by itself I always make my own.
For mustard I like Gulden's Spicy Brown, and for relish I like Claussen's Dill Relish. Chili for the hot dogs is Hormel No Beans from a can, though if I'm eating chili by itself I always make my own.
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