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No One Puts Ketchup On A Hotdog !

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  • cbxjeff

    That doesn't look kosher to me.

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  • austin20


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  • Ditch-Runner

    OMG thats not PC

    and most likely why I like it 😁and she seems to know here sausage

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  • sxsnuf

    I want one!

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  • Butchdog2

    For what it is worth, love me some grilled hot dogs, plus bun toasted, plus mayo, plus onions, plus slaw. wait for it, plus catsoop.😁

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  • varian

    size does matter

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  • Brookwood

    That was back in the days when hot dogs were made without unhealthy fillers and the women were too! 😁

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  • brier-49

    I think it's nice she was crowned Queen

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  • Rocky Raab

    Sorry, butchdog, but mayo and ketchup on a hot dog make you a heathen of the lowest order. Or an eight-year-old.

    Most lunch meats these days are unhealthy, but unless eaten in excess probably won't hurt you. I prefer a traditional pork hot dog with natural casing, but I'm not fanatic about it. I like them grilled or roasted on a spit like you get at a truck stop. Mustard is the only allowable and mandatory addition. Other condiments such as relish, onions, jalapenos, cheese, or chili are optional. On a steamed bun, please, not toasted.

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  • dreher

    Lots of ketchup, lots of mustard, all the kraut that you can pile on the bun and you have hot dog heaven!! Second place a chili cheese dog with mustard. Third place, ketchup, mustard and relish.

    We are grilling dogs and burgers after our church service today so I am planning on putting a hurting on a few dogs today!!

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  • dreher

    Rocky, never said I wasn't a heathen!!😂

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  • Rocky Raab

    Or you could opt for having the tastebuds of an eight-year-old. They put ketchup on everything. Which is fine; I like eight-year-olds.

    I've just grown out of the ketchup on everything stage. Especially on hot dogs.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    We have hot dogs but rarely hot dog stand in town been there forever we stop by maybe three ti.es each summer just for old times sake get what they call Spanish hot dogs Chilli mustard relish onions cheese

    Like evey thing over time they have found the cheapest hot dogs they can to sell when we have them at home another way I eat them just like when i was a kid right out of pack and fridge plain and cold

    Majority of the time I just eat hot dogs flat relative aka Kentucky steak or bologna as most known as same just plain rolled up and eaten as is carry over from being a kid when in a hurry .even fried some times or all out like a BLT version

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  • He Dog

    Wrong.

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  • Butchdog2

    Thee, He Dog just popped up. Took a hot dog to flush him out.

    RR thanks for the fine complement 🙃.

    Have some h-dogs in the fridge, best check if there is catsoup to.

    I to would sneak a raw one or 2 on occasion

    Mustard is for baby diapers😮

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  • mohawk600

    mustard only

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  • Sparty_76

    I am originally from near Motown! Nothing better than Coney Sauce, Mustard, and lots of onions! If you can get to Toledo, go to Tony Packo's, those are the very best hot dogs with sauce in the World! Klinger on "MASH" even recommends them!

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  • BobJudy
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    I am originally from near Motown! Nothing better than Coney Sauce, Mustard, and lots of onions! If you can get to Toledo, go to Tony Packo's, those are the very best hot dogs with sauce in the World! Klinger on "MASH" even recommends them!

    Coneys are to Detroit what the cheesesteak is to Philly. The rivalry between American Coney Island and Lafayette Coney has been going on for many decades. They are situated right next to each other but fans of one will never set foot in the other. Personally, I prefer the Flint style where the Coney sauce isn't as wet and drippy. It takes a few less napkins to eat them. Besides they are what I grew up with;

    The Flint Coneys: What Is It? – Flint Coney Resource Site
    If you know someone from the Midwest and you offer them a chili dog somewhere, you might hear a response similar to “Well it’s not a coney, but alright.” If you’re the person from the Midwest in that conversation, you’ll know there’s nothing that can replace the coney you know and love.

    Mmmmm......beef heart! Sadly, I refuse to go to either Detroit or Flint because of the hellholes they've become. Having to go heavily armed just to get a Coney dog somehow stifles the appetite. Bob

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  • papernicker

    I was thin, years ago, plus big appetite. Often came home late and boiled a, whole ten pack, with sliced bread and ketchup, for some reason. Haven't since then.

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  • Rocky Raab

    And then there is the "Cincinnati Dog" with a heavy addition of what they presume to call "chili" but which is only a cinnamon-rich meat sauce. It is delicious, mind you, but it is NOT chili. I dearly love a good chili dog - best eaten with knife and fork - but it must be made with a good, thick genuine chili. Which means NO damn beans. Bun, dog, chili, and chopped onion is the recipe.

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  • Merlinnv12

    I guess I am a “no one”. Ketchup AND mustard on mine! A little sauerkraut when at Costco too.

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  • Rocky Raab

    Ketchup on a hot dog is akin to eating your boogers - if you do it, you should keep it secret.

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  • JasonV

    I buy my hot dogs from a local meat market. $6.00 a pound but worth it compared to the $1 a pound at the walmart.


    And I dip them in ketchup

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  • toad67

    Mustard and onions for me. Them 2 big onions in that sack do make my eyes water though......

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  • pulsarnc

    First a hot dog must be red . The only acceptable brand are Carolina Bright Leaf hot dogs . Ketsup is mandatory . Cheese is optional. Mustard must not rear its ugly head . Folded loaf bread ,Sunbeam brand, is acceptable as a bun substitute.

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  • Ditch-Runner
    pulsarnc: 33171125110299/comments/33171207437723

    First a hot dog must be red . The only acceptable brand are Carolina Bright Leaf hot dogs . Ketsup is mandatory . Cheese is optional. Mustard must not rear its ugly head . Folded loaf bread ,Sunbeam brand, is acceptable as a bun substitute.

    as a young kid a folded slice of bread was the only hot dog bun I knew of except them thar fancy ones at the root beer stand but had no idea most all grocery stores sold them same with hamburger buns 😁

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  • Rocky Raab

    And lo, there was weeping and wailing and the gnashing of teeth throughout the land...

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  • pulsarnc

    In the 1960's ,on a farmers income ,feeding 5 head of hungry children, loaf bread was the only choice for my parents . Proper buns rarely made an appearance, only on special occasions.

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  • Grasshopper

    Ketchup, mustard, relish, mayo, onions, chili, pickles whatever is around at the time is ok with me.

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  • bambihunter

    I haven't had a regular ol' hot dog in ages, probably 15 years. I discovered "Beddar with Cheddar" and hot dog life has never been the same. Mmm

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