How do you like your hot dog?

[Knee Deep in Water Chloe]

[Knee Deep in Water Chloe]

Hmmm...that's not legible. 
Here's the link to the picture: 

40 Ways The World Makes Awesome Hot Dogs

[tloonya]

Souerkkraut and mustard!

Or fried with eggs. YUMM!

Too bad I just had burrito

[swamp]

All of them 

[Peace Of Mind]

Well now I want a hot dog! I'll take mine with chili, cheese, onions, mustard, ketchup, and a hamburger please.  I'm trying to eat healthier and now that really sucks after I've seen the hot dog pictures.

If I had kids I'd be making those cute little Japanese style ones.  I think I'll surprise DH this weekend while I'm eating the one I described above just to see his reaction.   

[weltschmerz]

Montreal dog from Resto Lafleur or the Montreal Pool Room, which has been in business since 1912.


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_Pool_Room

[Deleted]

I guess of all your pictures, Michigan is closest.  I don't put mustard on my chili, and the chili has to be fresh and meaty.

But that's second choice.  I really like mine with a fresh bun, ketchup, a LITTLE bit of mustard, and pickle relish.  Yum.

Oh, wait, that's the way I eat it at Costco.  

[busymom]

The Michigan dog is my first pick. But, I'd add some cheese.

A lot of the others would be fun to try!

[MJ2.0]

Mmmmmm, guacamole....

[yogiii]

I don't like

[mollyanna58]

just grilled, no toppings

[Tennesseer]

Grilled with a little mustard, a little onion, and a little relish.  Simple is best.

[andi9899]

Usually with just mustard and ketchup. But sometimes I make chili and will put it on my hot dog with cheese and onion.

[lexxy703]

Chili, cheese & onion.

Or brown mustard, onion & dill relish.

Or brown mustard & sauerkraut.

[Lizard Queen]

Usually just ketchup and mustard.  Occasionally add a few onions to that.  Coney dogs are good too, if I'm in the mood for that sort of thing.

[Tiny]

Hotdog? All Beef Hotdog (Daisy brand is preferred) steamed bun (with or without poppy seeds), yellow mustard, pickle spear, chopped onions, tomato slices, and two sport peppers. A side of Fries is also required. It's ok to change up the yellow mustard with a brown mustard. Could also do the pickle spear on the side and put sweet relish on the dog.

Alternatively - a Cheese Dog: all of the above except no p ickle/relish and hot sport peppers - instead load it up with shredded mozzarella cheese  (NOT that icky orange goop that goes on nachos).   The shredded cheese go in the steamed bun so it gets  melty - then the dog and other stuff - a bit more cheese on top which may or may not get melty.   With Fries on the side.

Awesome!!!

Another fun alternative - the 'family' bakery I worked in as teen made "hotdogs" basically a hot dog baked in a bun.  Not really a bagel, not really a potato bun...  came plain, sesame, poppyseed and onion.   I liked the dog in a onion roll where you'd put alittle mustard on it, take a bite, swab on some mustard take a bite, until it was gone.  Never considered breaking the bun so the fixings could be applied.    There's still one original family owned bakery that makes these.  Yum.

[toomuchreality]

mustard and ketchup on a bun.

Once in a while I vary from this, but not often. But then, I don't eat them often either.



It's getting close to lunch!

[toomuchreality]

[imawino]

Jul 7, 2016 10:34:45 GMT -5 lexxy703 said:

Chili, cheese & onion.

Or brown mustard, onion & dill relish.

Or brown mustard & sauerkraut.

That's my list, too!  

[Tiny]

this brings back a lot of memories... since there were so many hotdog stands and each one did things just a little bit different, it was common to have a 'favorite' one and to stand by it like you would your favorite sports team.

But, it was also common when going out for a bag of dogs to ask "what kind" as in which hot dog stand style dog were you in the mood for.

Same went with pizza - there was always the "what kind do you want?" which wasn't in reference to what you wanted on the pizza - but from which venue you wanted to order (thin crust, cracker crust, bread crust, deep dish, high school cafeteria style, etc... and then the difference in sauses - sweet, salty, tart, chunky/thick, etc). Ketchup is NOT sauce.    Many of the  local bars made pizza (for dining in or carry out - sometimes delivery) and then there were the hole in the wall pizza places.   There were

The joke was there was a bar, a pizza place, a hot dog/beef place, a funeral home, and a bank on just about every block.   Always a variety of places within walking distance of your house.  

[jeep108]

Chicago Style.

[imawino]

Now that I have looked at the link, there are several that sound delicious.   Memphis and Argentina sound good, and I have to admit I'm a little intrigued by Korea's crinkle-fry covered corndog.   

Sweden's sounds completely revolting though. Mashed potatoes and shrimp salad on a hot dog? ugh. I just threw up in my mouth a little.

And anyone who puts mayo or sour cream on a hot dog should be punished to the fullest extent of the law!  

Czech Republic's makes me laugh looking at it.

[Tiny]

Jul 7, 2016 11:20:08 GMT -5 imawino said:

Now that I have looked at the link, there are several that sound delicious.   Memphis and Argentina sound good, and I have to admit I'm a little intrigued by Korea's crinkle-fry covered corndog.   

Sweden's sounds completely revolting though. Mashed potatoes and shrimp salad on a hot dog? ugh. I just threw up in my mouth a little.

And anyone who puts mayo or sour cream on a hot dog should be punished to the fullest extent of the law!  

Czech Republic's makes me laugh looking at it.

the one with the cream cheese seems to be Bratworst - which is very different than a hotdog...  I'd give the Seatle 'dog' a try. 

Sour cream on a chili dog might be ok...      I totally agree about the mayo... YUCK!

[MarleyKeezy78]

OMG a Michigan coney dog!!! Meat chili, onions and mustard  My favorite!!!

[happyhoix]

No hot dogs. Brats.

And brats must be served on nice crunchy rolls, with spicy mustard, and with a very cold beer.

Hot dogs = timid pink weenies compared to brats.

[swamp]

Jul 7, 2016 11:20:08 GMT -5 imawino said:

Now that I have looked at the link, there are several that sound delicious.   Memphis and Argentina sound good, and I have to admit I'm a little intrigued by Korea's crinkle-fry covered corndog.   

Sweden's sounds completely revolting though. Mashed potatoes and shrimp salad on a hot dog? ugh. I just threw up in my mouth a little.

And anyone who puts mayo or sour cream on a hot dog should be punished to the fullest extent of the law!  

Czech Republic's makes me laugh looking at it.

I love mayo and sour cream.  but not on hot dogs.

[mmhmm]

Jul 7, 2016 11:25:58 GMT -5 MarleyKeezy78 said:

OMG a Michigan coney dog!!! Meat chili, onions and mustard  My favorite!!!

That's my go-to, as well, Marley! Sooooo good!

[Anne_in_VA]

Grilled bacon wrapped natural casing dog on a bun with Chili, sliced cheddar cheese, a little mustard and sweet pickle relish!  Now I want a hot dog!  

[lexxy703]

Hot dogs = timid pink weenies compared to brats.

[Deleted]

just mustard