Hotdogs are one of my favs. I love almost any style. Load it up and bring it on lol. They cost a lot of calorie points so I don't eat them often but hotdogs are a super fun treat
How do you like your Hot Dog?
- Thread starter Debi
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Ketchup?
I say NO.
[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, sans-serif]It is illegal to put ketchup on a hot dog. Oscar Mayer said that ketchup belongs on burgers. however you can put anything on a dog but the first thing should be mustard.[/FONT]
[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, sans-serif]And yes Oscar Mayer is the best hot dog you can get. You think Koegel? I dare you to take the challenge and you will see. PS: Ballpark franks are not that great. [/FONT]
I say NO.
[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, sans-serif]It is illegal to put ketchup on a hot dog. Oscar Mayer said that ketchup belongs on burgers. however you can put anything on a dog but the first thing should be mustard.[/FONT]
[FONT=Trebuchet MS, Arial, sans-serif]And yes Oscar Mayer is the best hot dog you can get. You think Koegel? I dare you to take the challenge and you will see. PS: Ballpark franks are not that great. [/FONT]
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Right I do not like ball park. Ok gels are my fav. I'll have to compare to Oscar m
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This is what a £50 hot dog looks like
Anyone springing £50 for food might expect a week's shop or a pub meal.
But serious diners are pulling out their wallets and parting with a bullseye for this fairly ordinary looking HOT DOG.
Featuring an Australian Angus beef sausage, the "haute dog" is lovingly laid on a brioche bun and topped with a Pèrigord black truffle-infused mustard.
The luxury wurst is from the mustards and vinegars specialist Maille, and has been sold from a Mustard Mobile truck, currently travelling around Australia.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/egg-sandwich-costs-14-list-7183768
As well as the ready-to-eat feast, the £51.11 - or $100 AUD - also buys you a pot of 100g of the fancy mustard.
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OK, somebody translate that into US dollars....
Anyone springing £50 for food might expect a week's shop or a pub meal.
But serious diners are pulling out their wallets and parting with a bullseye for this fairly ordinary looking HOT DOG.
Featuring an Australian Angus beef sausage, the "haute dog" is lovingly laid on a brioche bun and topped with a Pèrigord black truffle-infused mustard.
The luxury wurst is from the mustards and vinegars specialist Maille, and has been sold from a Mustard Mobile truck, currently travelling around Australia.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/egg-sandwich-costs-14-list-7183768
As well as the ready-to-eat feast, the £51.11 - or $100 AUD - also buys you a pot of 100g of the fancy mustard.
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OK, somebody translate that into US dollars....
Mokey
Magically Delicious
If u put some Dijon or frenches mustard it would probably be just as good but a lot cheeper.