Just wanted to introduce myself

Em26 wrote: Oh C'mon! You can add all this shit but not super deliciously sweet ketchup??

Condiments should be applied in the following order: wet condiments like mustard and chili are applied first, followed by chunky condiments like relish, onions and sauerkraut, followed by shredded cheese, followed by spices, like celery salt or pepper.

Bullshit!

That's Chicago style. Not my preference, but at least respectable as a real hot dog variant. Ketchup on hot dogs is for barbarians.

jeffrey wrote: Funny, Em usually calls Carni when she needs her clocks cleaned.

I don't get it. :scratch:

I prolly shouldn't so just leave it at that.

Carnivore wrote: [quote=Em26]Oh C'mon! You can add all this shit but not super deliciously sweet ketchup??

Condiments should be applied in the following order: wet condiments like mustard and chili are applied first, followed by chunky condiments like relish, onions and sauerkraut, followed by shredded cheese, followed by spices, like celery salt or pepper.

Bullshit!

That's Chicago style. Not my preference, but at least respectable as a real hot dog variant. Ketchup on hot dogs is for barbarians.

So...I'm a barbarian. :mad:


Fine. [-(

You're a caca bAcOn eater ketchup on a hot dog hater freak-a-zoid!

Na!

Superclam wrote: I am also a long-time lurker, first-time poster. I like ketchup AND mustard on my hot dogs. I lived in Chicago for a while, the hot dogs are decent, but strange. A combo (Polish sausage with gyro meat on it)?
That is tasty.

Welcome. Hi. :razz:

Lovin' the you lovin' ketchup so just umm....get rid of that nasty habit that is mustard and you should be fine.

But what is the proper thank-you note etiquette after throwing a hot dog down the hall?

Still not in keeping with hot dog's unpretentious nature?

Em26 wrote: Welcome.


Do you put ketchup on your hot dogs? :-k

LOL! The Bachelor.

awe, she saved this picture for just this moment!

...doesn't she look a lot the guy that does that commercial for Walmart?

RockerGirl77 wrote: I had the 15 bite hot dog from Booklyn Diner last week. It was wider than me and 2 of us couldn't finish it by ourselves. It came with mustard, ketchup, relish, sourkraut (yuck) and onion rings:

There's nothing Brooklyn about the Brooklyn Diner.

A New York hot dog should be served with mustard and sauerkraut, and if desired, the red onion relish.

jeffrey wrote: But what is the proper thank-you note etiquette after throwing a hot dog down the hall?

Still not in keeping with hot dog's unpretentious nature?

We're going to have to work harder to get this hot dog hall throwing business into the common lexicon at Brooklynian.

All we know so far is that throwing a hotdog down the hall is typically preceeded by a paper napkin. I suppose the back side of the napkin could double as a thank-you note. Even grifters are green these days.

scarlett wrote: Can't. Stop. Staring. AT THAT GIGANTIC SCHLONG!!!!!!!!!

There's a girl in the picture?

LOL. So wrong to bite that!

Carnivore wrote: [quote=Em26]Oh C'mon! You can add all this shit but not super deliciously sweet ketchup??

Condiments should be applied in the following order: wet condiments like mustard and chili are applied first, followed by chunky condiments like relish, onions and sauerkraut, followed by shredded cheese, followed by spices, like celery salt or pepper.

Bullshit!

That's Chicago style. Not my preference, but at least respectable as a real hot dog variant. Ketchup on hot dogs is for barbarians.

i beg your pardon. it is NOT chicago style. chicago dogs do not have chili or cheese. yuck.



chicago dogs rule.

New York hot dogs are the best.

But...but...but... Cincinnati Chili is the one with the spaghetti, onions and cheese. Spaghetti on a hotdog?!?

Can't we just all agree that mechanically separated pork leftovers aka hotdogs are DISGUSTING no matter WHAT you put on them? kthnx

scarlett wrote: Can't we just all agree that mechanically separated pork leftovers aka hotdogs are DISGUSTING no matter WHAT you put on them? kthnx

Not at all. Besides, many of New York's great hot dogs are all beef.

Carnivore, can't you merge this thread with Underhill Playground?

c'mon, its Friday.