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Speaking of Hot Dogs 🌭 What do You Like on Yours? (Original Post) Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 OP
Mostly just mustard. PoindexterOglethorpe Jul 2017 #1
Just mustard too if there is no chili! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #3
I like Chicago Dogs(no salt) & chili HEAVY onions, light spicy brown mustard irisblue Jul 2017 #2
Yum! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #4
If you have vegetarian dogs... Cuthbert Allgood Jul 2017 #5
Never had a veggie dog, but I'll try anything twice! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #7
They are good! ginnyinWI Jul 2017 #24
Thanks! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #27
Veggie dog with mustard and diced onions Codeine Jul 2017 #44
Sometimes less is more. Cuthbert Allgood Jul 2017 #67
depends on my my mood. but chilli cheese, ketup & relish,I have had hotdogs with coleslaw on them Catmusicfan Jul 2017 #6
Fine choices all! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #8
also depends on the chilli too. Catmusicfan Jul 2017 #25
Really depends on my mood and level of fatigue OriginalGeek Jul 2017 #9
When I make chili dogs at home I use Delores Chili Brick. Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #14
Sauerkraut and mustard. ImpeachTheGOP Jul 2017 #10
My wife's fav! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #15
Definitely sauerkraut... hunter Jul 2017 #45
Floyd, thank you saidsimplesimon Jul 2017 #11
But, but, but it's National Hot Dog Day! 🌭 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #17
Garlic toasted bun, cheese, yellow mustarrd and ketchup mythology Jul 2017 #12
Nice! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #18
This, but throw a slice of bacon on it. Maybe brown mustard rather than yellow. nt csziggy Jul 2017 #42
Chicago Dogs. Miles Archer Jul 2017 #13
Outstanding! Thanks for posting. (nt) Paladin Jul 2017 #19
Nice to know. A local market sells everything for Chicago style, but the buns are shipped Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #21
And don't forget: ingredients must be applied in a particular order frazzled Jul 2017 #35
I read that before I ever had my first Chicago Dog Miles Archer Jul 2017 #47
Are you talking about the place on damen and Fullerton? Elston? Hassin Bin Sober Jul 2017 #60
Yes. frazzled Jul 2017 #61
I drive by it all the time. Been meaning to stop. Now I will for sure. Hassin Bin Sober Jul 2017 #62
that sounds GREAT....now I'm gonna hafta have one...yumm CTyankee Jul 2017 #121
Chicago, all the way. (nt) Paladin Jul 2017 #16
Good choice! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #22
What ya got? Yonnie3 Jul 2017 #20
You ain't wrong! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #23
I'm easy-- whatever's around goes on the dog. TreasonousBastard Jul 2017 #26
Ah ha! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #29
From my Catholic grade school cafeteria experience ... GeorgeGist Jul 2017 #28
Not tacky at all! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #31
Mustard and onions. Occasionally dill (not sweet) pickle relish, usually not. LisaM Jul 2017 #30
Fine choices! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #32
grilled with cricket dust seasoning .. stonecutter357 Jul 2017 #33
Okay, that's a new one for me! 😁 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #34
Sriracha and hoisin sauce jpak Jul 2017 #36
Now that sounds good! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #37
Depending on my mood: Michigan Sauce w/onions,mustard OR Montreal Slaw w/onions OR WePurrsevere Jul 2017 #38
What pray tell is Michigan Sauce? Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #70
It's a 'local' meat sauce. It's pretty similar to a chili or Coney sauce but... WePurrsevere Jul 2017 #96
Looks good! When I get ambitious I'll have to make some. Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #97
That looks really good & no fuss is... WePurrsevere Jul 2017 #112
Here's a link to their site: Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #116
Pretty tame here ailsagirl Jul 2017 #39
Classic! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #71
Mustard, chili, slaw, onions -- Carolina dog unc70 Jul 2017 #40
Yummy! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #72
There is probably a proper name for it Runningdawg Jul 2017 #41
If you're in Tulsa TlalocW Jul 2017 #49
Coney I-Lander Runningdawg Jul 2017 #91
You also have a pretty good hot dog place north of Union High School TlalocW Jul 2017 #50
Dirty water dog! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #73
Within 1 hour after arriving in NYC Runningdawg Jul 2017 #93
😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #98
Brown Mustard, Sauerkraut and... SouthernLiberal Jul 2017 #43
"I go a little crazy and add some onion." You're a wild one! 😁 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #74
I like mayo on mine, with a little pickle relish left-of-center2012 Jul 2017 #46
Hmmmmmm mayo on a hot dogie.......I love mayo on my fries, gonna have a kennedy Jul 2017 #69
Delish! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #75
Here in Kansas City we had a hot dog place TlalocW Jul 2017 #48
Gotta try that! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #76
Make me one with everything WhiteTara Jul 2017 #51
That will be two dollars. longship Jul 2017 #54
Ba dum tssssshhhh! 🥁 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #79
Good one! 😂 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #78
Jewish girl from New York Danmel Jul 2017 #52
Another classic! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #80
The way his Holiness Nathan Handwerker intended. Renew Deal Jul 2017 #81
Nothing beats Nathan's famous-great crinkle cut from too Danmel Jul 2017 #87
Um, I WASN'T speaking of hot dogs. I'm a vegan and I don't make a habit of consuming carcinogens. Binkie The Clown Jul 2017 #53
Vegans -- you can't live with 'em and you can't live without 'em LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jul 2017 #55
At Tiger Stadium (AKA Briggs Stadium), now sadly gone. longship Jul 2017 #56
Love all stadium dogs! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #83
Here's mine jrandom421 Jul 2017 #57
Nice! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #99
Mustard, onions, chili (or beans), cheese sometimes CozyMystery Jul 2017 #58
Tasty! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #100
Mustard. Kraut. Onions. NotASurfer Jul 2017 #59
Yep! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #101
I only a few a year and usually at Rockies games. Laffy Kat Jul 2017 #63
Indeed! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #103
Grilled over charcoal or a wood fire - raven mad Jul 2017 #64
I thought you were Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #104
Ok, sure - I even have molasses! raven mad Jul 2017 #143
Can't eat hot dogs or bologna Awsi Dooger Jul 2017 #65
Damn! That's brutal! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #105
Initially I thought it was Hodgkin's Disease Awsi Dooger Jul 2017 #125
Mustard and onions sakabatou Jul 2017 #66
Classic! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #106
Pub style mustard, dill relish, chopped onions. n/t sarge43 Jul 2017 #68
Nice! 🍺🌭 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #107
Sauerkraut and mustard or onions or just mustard Renew Deal Jul 2017 #77
Natural casing of course! 👍🏻 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #108
Nothing MFM008 Jul 2017 #82
The bare essentials! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #109
Just Mustard colsohlibgal Jul 2017 #84
Best places! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #110
New York hotdog cart cooked onions in red sauce and nothing else nt Fresh_Start Jul 2017 #85
I believe the red sauce is paprika only Renew Deal Jul 2017 #92
Love dirty water dogs! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #111
Lightly toasted the bun on the BBQ grill first off! PearliePoo2 Jul 2017 #86
That's some serious gourmet stuff there! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #113
Doggie Diner style bluecollar2 Jul 2017 #88
Cool! 👍🏻 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #114
Doggie Diner style bluecollar2 Jul 2017 #89
I pretty much like anything on my dogs. Doreen Jul 2017 #90
Enjoy! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #115
That was hilarious. Doreen Jul 2017 #141
Mustard and a bun. Iggo Jul 2017 #94
Floofy eh! 😏 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #117
I have a very special process that I STRICTLY adhere to regarding hot dogs . . . fleur-de-lisa Jul 2017 #95
No pudding for you! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #118
I get a Zen dog underpants Jul 2017 #102
Ba dum tssssshhhh! 🥁 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #119
Because of this thread irisblue Jul 2017 #120
Well, I do hope that you Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #122
You made something happen. Iggo Jul 2017 #123
Thank you! Those who posted on the thread deserve the credit! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #124
This is how my hometown does it Dyedinthewoolliberal Jul 2017 #126
When I visited Detroit in the sixties I would always make a pilgrimage to Lafayette's! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #127
Detroit is a hot dog town with so many styles of dogs. irisblue Jul 2017 #129
Every year when I go back Dyedinthewoolliberal Jul 2017 #136
Mustard and DILL relish Brother Buzz Jul 2017 #128
Man those look good! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #130
Pink's looks grand. My son lives near Pink's and says he's been there a couple of times Brother Buzz Jul 2017 #135
4 ways... LuvLoogie Jul 2017 #131
Delish! I had to look up "Maxwell Style"! 😋 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #132
Message auto-removed Name removed Jul 2017 #133
No need to delete! Welcome to the club! Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #134
Welcome to DU irisblue Jul 2017 #137
My teeth. California_Republic Jul 2017 #138
Ba dum tssssshhhh! 🥁 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #139
LOTS of mustard! A hot dog is just the excuse! WinkyDink Jul 2017 #140
😋🌭 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #145
The hot dog as a mustard delivery device. Iggo Jul 2017 #147
I'm a purist. hay rick Jul 2017 #142
😋🌭 Floyd R. Turbo Jul 2017 #146
What do I like on my hot dog? A HERETIC I AM Jul 2017 #144

irisblue

(32,928 posts)
2. I like Chicago Dogs(no salt) & chili HEAVY onions, light spicy brown mustard
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:41 PM
Jul 2017

And a listerine melt away after

Cuthbert Allgood

(4,905 posts)
5. If you have vegetarian dogs...
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:44 PM
Jul 2017

I'm a sucker for cole slaw.

Or brown mustard.

Or a Chicago dog (thought I'm a heretic and like dill relish over sweet relish).

A good chili dog is nothing to sneeze at either.

ginnyinWI

(17,276 posts)
24. They are good!
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:05 PM
Jul 2017

And you don't have to feel like you are giving yourself cancer by eating one.

Try Lightlife Jumbo Smart Dogs.

OriginalGeek

(12,132 posts)
9. Really depends on my mood and level of fatigue
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:47 PM
Jul 2017

If I'm tired, mustard and relish is all I really need but I love a true Chicago dog (which is weird since individually I like not even half of those ingredients. But put them on a kosher hot dog and a poppy seed bun and they transform into magic in my mouth.)

Some days a can of Hormel chili (NO BEANS) and shredded cheddar cheese is good but I keep forgetting to try that with mustard. I will next time because that sounds good. I'd like to make chili for chili dogs but I've never gotten a pot of chili to last long enough to get to hot dogs.

Some day I'll get out west and see what's up with that Sonora dog business.

Floyd R. Turbo

(26,544 posts)
14. When I make chili dogs at home I use Delores Chili Brick.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:54 PM
Jul 2017

A number of restaurants and vendors use it instead of making chili in house!

Delores

saidsimplesimon

(7,888 posts)
11. Floyd, thank you
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:49 PM
Jul 2017

I am a chili, NO cheese, onion and mustard Chicago style dog lover. Today, I will settle for a healthy, delicious Greek Salad.

Miles Archer

(18,837 posts)
13. Chicago Dogs.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:53 PM
Jul 2017

Many restaurants outside of Chicago cheat on the ingredients (good luck finding "neon green relish" or sport peppers in your local market).

BUT...you can get the Vienna Beef dogs online, as well as "Chicago Dog Kits" that have the poppyseed buns, neon green relish, sport peppers, celery salt and mustard...all you need to add are the tomatoes, onions and pickles.



http://www.viennabeef.com/chicago-style-hot-dog-kit

Chicago Style Hot Dog Kit 16 PACK
Our famous premium beef franks, topped the traditional Chicago way with all of the authentic stuff. Add your own tomato, onions, and pickle spears for the complete experience.

Includes:

1- 16 pack (6 inch 8 per lb.) Vienna® Beef Skinless Hot Dogs
2- 8 packs Poppy Seed Buns
1 Vienna® Sport Peppers (12 oz. Jar)
1 Vienna® Bright Green Relish (12 oz. Jar)
1 Vienna® Yellow Mustard (9 oz. Jar)
1 Vienna® Celery Salt (6 oz.)


Floyd R. Turbo

(26,544 posts)
21. Nice to know. A local market sells everything for Chicago style, but the buns are shipped
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:59 PM
Jul 2017

frozen and they're always dried out.

frazzled

(18,402 posts)
35. And don't forget: ingredients must be applied in a particular order
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:25 PM
Jul 2017

or it ain't a Chicago dog. (We sometimes go to the source for a quick lunch: the Vienna Beef Company cafeteria itself, where the dogs are two for $5, with fries and a drink, and the workers wear hairnets.) Anyway, the prescribed (and inviolable) order is:

1. bun, poppy seed required
2. dog, all beef Vienna only
3. yellow mustard
4. neon green relish
5. chopped raw onion
6. tomato wedges
7. dill pickle spear
8. celery salt

http://www.viennabeef.com/building-a-chicago-style-hot-dog

Miles Archer

(18,837 posts)
47. I read that before I ever had my first Chicago Dog
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 06:36 PM
Jul 2017

Like I said, some places wing it, but I know the real deal.



ON EDIT...you missed the sport peppers (next to last, before the celery salt).

Yonnie3

(17,420 posts)
20. What ya got?
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 04:58 PM
Jul 2017

A bacon cheese dog needs mustard, not much else

Chili dog with onions and jalapeno slices. Jack cheese maybe.

An all the way foot long gets everything they've got and is eaten with knife and fork.

A Kosher beef dog with sauerkraut and maybe mustard and onions.

Life is too short for all the options!

Edit to add: Pigs in blankets - dip in thousand island dressing, or BBQ sauce

GeorgeGist

(25,311 posts)
28. From my Catholic grade school cafeteria experience ...
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:06 PM
Jul 2017

I still favor mustard, ketchup and relish. I know it's tacky

LisaM

(27,794 posts)
30. Mustard and onions. Occasionally dill (not sweet) pickle relish, usually not.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:07 PM
Jul 2017

It kind of depends on the hot dog itself, too. If it's just a ballpark hotdog, sometimes I'll put a spare amount of ketchup on it.

I like coneys, too, but they are so filling I don't eat them much.

If it's a brat, I might add a little sauerkraut.

WePurrsevere

(24,259 posts)
38. Depending on my mood: Michigan Sauce w/onions,mustard OR Montreal Slaw w/onions OR
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:34 PM
Jul 2017

Sauerkraut w/mustard, onions & ketchup or NYC chili w/onions & mustard.

The one constant is I highly prefer the 'local' Glazier (red) hot dogs oh and I love onions.

WePurrsevere

(24,259 posts)
96. It's a 'local' meat sauce. It's pretty similar to a chili or Coney sauce but...
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 02:56 PM
Jul 2017

There's a difference that makes it a bit unique if it's made right.

I grew up in the capital district of NY with frequent trips to NYC. Chili sauce was very familiar and a favorite of my dad's and myself so he'd occasionally take me to a local dive with the best chili dogs as a reward or such. When my DH and I went to check out the north country near Canadian border for a possible new home years ago we discovered Michigan sauce on Glazier hot dogs and fell in love with the tasty sauce and dogs.

Anyway, here's a recipe for the sauce. There are lots of them online but so far this sounds the closest to our favorite place to enjoy them. You can add onions and mustard on top like you might a chili dog.
http://laurassweetspot.com/2011/06/14/michigan-sauce/

Someday I really should have a picnic, make up a batch of all three sauces and have the extended family and friends do a taste test just for fun.

Floyd R. Turbo

(26,544 posts)
97. Looks good! When I get ambitious I'll have to make some.
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 03:22 PM
Jul 2017

When I make chili dogs at home I usually get this for the topping:
😋

WePurrsevere

(24,259 posts)
112. That looks really good & no fuss is...
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 04:23 PM
Jul 2017

very handy sometimes.

I've bought Hormel's in a can (which leaves much to be desired IMO) but I've never seen the brick form or that packaging so I'm guessing it's more of a local to you thing?

unc70

(6,109 posts)
40. Mustard, chili, slaw, onions -- Carolina dog
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:50 PM
Jul 2017

Really picky about the chili and the slaw. Hard to get it right outside of North Carolina. Good example at Sutton Drug in Chapel Hill.

Runningdawg

(4,512 posts)
41. There is probably a proper name for it
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 05:52 PM
Jul 2017

but I just always called it dirt-dog sauce. The onion/tomato mixture the hot dog vendors spoon on a dog in NYC. That's #1 but only if its authentic, right out of the cart. Copy cats won't do.
So down here in Tulsa, I settle for mustard.

TlalocW

(15,374 posts)
49. If you're in Tulsa
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 06:41 PM
Jul 2017

Have you gone to any of the Coney I-Landers? I don't think everyone of them gets the recipe quite right, but the one on Admiral does - that has the chili with cinnamon in it. Those are good.

TlalocW

Runningdawg

(4,512 posts)
91. Coney I-Lander
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 02:35 PM
Jul 2017

BARF squashed buns, skinny wieners and greasy chili. Hubby loves it though. You know, I used to like a sonic chili-dog but I've been burned now at 2 different locations. I'll keep my dog eating confined to home, with a Bar-S dog and Always-Save mustard.

TlalocW

(15,374 posts)
50. You also have a pretty good hot dog place north of Union High School
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 06:42 PM
Jul 2017

That has several different kinds of dogs. I liked eating there when I lived in Tulsa.

TlalocW

Runningdawg

(4,512 posts)
93. Within 1 hour after arriving in NYC
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 02:39 PM
Jul 2017

there is one in my hand. Its the last thing I eat before heading for the airport too.

left-of-center2012

(34,195 posts)
46. I like mayo on mine, with a little pickle relish
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 06:30 PM
Jul 2017

But, one of my favorite childhood memories is going to our county fair every summer where each time my mother HAD to have a hot dog with sauerkraut.

a kennedy

(29,615 posts)
69. Hmmmmmm mayo on a hot dogie.......I love mayo on my fries, gonna have
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 10:35 AM
Jul 2017

to try it on my hot dog. I usually just have catsup with diced sweet onions. Yummmmmmm, but that mayo with sweet pickles might be worth a try.

TlalocW

(15,374 posts)
48. Here in Kansas City we had a hot dog place
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 06:39 PM
Jul 2017

That had hot dogs that represented various cities/countries - I don't know if all of them were "official" dogs - I know the Chicago Dog and New York version were, but he had at least 20 different ones, including two that had peanut butter on them. I went through the entire menu... Peanut butter WORKS on a hot dog. I saved them for last, but I liked them.

TlalocW

longship

(40,416 posts)
54. That will be two dollars.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 07:01 PM
Jul 2017

Monk gives the hot dog vender a twenty.

When the vendor pockets the twenty dollars and offers nothing back, the monk asks, "I gave you a Twenty! Where's my change?"

Hot dog vendor responds, "Change comes from within."



Danmel

(4,907 posts)
87. Nothing beats Nathan's famous-great crinkle cut from too
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 01:52 PM
Jul 2017

Just ride the cyclone before you eat, lol.

Binkie The Clown

(7,911 posts)
53. Um, I WASN'T speaking of hot dogs. I'm a vegan and I don't make a habit of consuming carcinogens.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 06:56 PM
Jul 2017

(I know. I sound like a non-smoker telling smokers that they're killing themselves by inhaling carcinogens. The fact that I'm right doesn't matter. Nobody really ever wants to hear the truth.)

longship

(40,416 posts)
56. At Tiger Stadium (AKA Briggs Stadium), now sadly gone.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 07:23 PM
Jul 2017

It was one of the best places on the planet to witness professional baseball. Now all that are left are Wrigley Field, and Fenway Park. Sad!

Wonderful Tiger Stadium:




A view of Kaline's corner in right field.

Note: if your team flies to right against the Tigers, you'd dare not try to tag up from third. Al Kaline could fire a strike from the right field wall and threw out many trying that.

Hot dogs at Tiger Stadium were only ever called Red Hots. "Get yer Red Hots! Red Hots here. Get yer Red Hots!" It was always a burly guy because he carried a tank of hot water around the stands with him to keep the dogs hot, and the buns moist.

You could have anything you wanted on your Red Hot as long as it was mustard and/or fresh onions. The works included both, but nothing more. Some idiots would ask for ketchup. The vendor would inevitably growl, "Ketchup is at the concession under the stands." Heaven help the poor guy who asked for relish.

Red Hots here!! Get yer Red Hots!

Enjoy! Hope the Tigers win this season. Not looking too good right now.

My best to you all.

NotASurfer

(2,146 posts)
59. Mustard. Kraut. Onions.
Wed Jul 19, 2017, 09:48 PM
Jul 2017

And a soft bun that holds up just long enough to enjoy. No ketchup. And a good baseball game to enjoy it all at. And a cold one to help, er, cleanse the palate before the next

delicious

bite

Laffy Kat

(16,373 posts)
63. I only a few a year and usually at Rockies games.
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 12:14 AM
Jul 2017

But just a hint of mustard. That is all. And, by god, I like a fresh bun!

raven mad

(4,940 posts)
64. Grilled over charcoal or a wood fire -
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 12:17 AM
Jul 2017

spicy mustard, lots of onion, sauerkraut, dill pickle relish and............. there'd better be baked beans. Tell me there are baked beans, please?

I refused to eat them as a kid. Then went to a fair here............. turned me around!

 

Awsi Dooger

(14,565 posts)
65. Can't eat hot dogs or bologna
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 03:46 AM
Jul 2017

I break out with sebaceous cysts on my neck and face. Very scary because it's so sudden I can actually feel them forming. It's like a twister within my skin and then a hard and sometimes painful lump, depending where it is.

Fortunately I was diagnosed fairly quickly when this surfaced in 1995. I was eating bologna every day courtesy of my roommate who loved bologna sandwiches and chips. An internal medicine specialist did an evaluation, asked me questions, and pinpointed it to a chemical preservative in hot dogs and bologna.

I only strayed once and sure enough the cysts returned.

When I could eat hot dogs I liked them fried with the buns lightly toasted and plenty of relish, ketchup and chopped onions.

 

Awsi Dooger

(14,565 posts)
125. Initially I thought it was Hodgkin's Disease
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 05:01 PM
Jul 2017

Mario Lemieux had a high profile case a year or so earlier. I had inflammation everywhere since the cysts were widespread on my face and neck.

So when I was diagnosed with merely an adverse reaction to a specific type of food it was quite a relief.

I do remember that I had a store bought box of frozen corn dogs a few years ago and did not get the cysts. But I didn't want to take a chance so I made it a one and done.

PearliePoo2

(7,768 posts)
86. Lightly toasted the bun on the BBQ grill first off!
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 01:32 PM
Jul 2017

Hebrew National dog, a little bit of Claussens sauerkraut, Inglehoffer stone ground mustard and lots of chopped sweet onions.
Bratwurst or Bockwurst works too!

Doreen

(11,686 posts)
90. I pretty much like anything on my dogs.
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 02:25 PM
Jul 2017

However sauerkraut is my favorite. I do not like any dill just sweet. My ex husband put me down for having ketchup on my dogs. He always said a true Chicago would never have ketchup. I was not trying for a Chicago. If I do not have much to put on I usually do some ketchup, mustard, and sweet relish.

fleur-de-lisa

(14,624 posts)
95. I have a very special process that I STRICTLY adhere to regarding hot dogs . . .
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 02:53 PM
Jul 2017

First, bun is slathered with mustard;
Then dog is inserted;
Next up: chili, onions, relish, in that EXACT order;
Grated cheese is then heaped on;
Then a finely drizzled layer of ketchup;
Before the final, and MOST IMPORTANT step:

Throw that bad boy in the TRASH! How disgusting! Hot dogs are made of leftover parts, gristle, and fat! And they smell like old FARTS and BAD BREATH!

irisblue

(32,928 posts)
120. Because of this thread
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 04:47 PM
Jul 2017

Me & my housemate are grilling Nathan's dogs, Tony Packos' chili, roasted buns and mustard onions for me. Grilled corn on the cob. Watermelon.
😉

Brother Buzz

(36,375 posts)
128. Mustard and DILL relish
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 05:15 PM
Jul 2017

I hold the dill relish in reserve for hot dogs, and use the sweet relish on hamburgers.

Next time I'm in LA, I'm going for a Danger Dog, my son swears by them. I no longer have the cast iron stomach from my youth, so I'll be sure and pack antacids.

Brother Buzz

(36,375 posts)
135. Pink's looks grand. My son lives near Pink's and says he's been there a couple of times
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 06:02 PM
Jul 2017

So Pink's just went on my bucket list. Thanks!

LuvLoogie

(6,913 posts)
131. 4 ways...
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 05:23 PM
Jul 2017

Chicago style: mustard, onion, pickle relish, tomato, pickle, sport peppers, celery salt;--poppy seed bun optional.

Chili, cheese & onions

Maxwell Street style.

New York style: Dusseldorf mustard, saurkraut, onion relish

Natural casing, steamed. Charred is okay on Chicago and Maxwell style.

Response to Floyd R. Turbo (Original post)

hay rick

(7,587 posts)
142. I'm a purist.
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 08:47 PM
Jul 2017

Mustard and relish. Or just mustard. I also love it with chopped raw onions, but my tolerance for onions has diminished with age. The lingering aftertaste isn't worth it to me any more. Sauerkraut, chili, cheese? Tolerable but not my preference.

A HERETIC I AM

(24,362 posts)
144. What do I like on my hot dog?
Thu Jul 20, 2017, 11:09 PM
Jul 2017

A bacon double cheeseburger, hold the hot dog.

Or an IN-N-OUT Double Double




Fucking hate hot dogs.

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