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Harrisburg, PA
All kinds of different mustard. Sauerkraut, chili, diced onions, barbecue sauce, shredded cheese (not all at the same time). I like Chicago dogs too.
Quoted from dirkdiggler:That's messed up. I remember seeing someone put mayo on their pizza when I was a teen at our pizza/steakhouse. Still grosses me out to the day
I'm pretty open minded when it comes to trying something new,and I like Mayonnaise,but I think I would throw up if I tried mayo on my Pizza.
Quoted from djreddog:Peanut Butter! 3rd generation family member keeping the tradition alive![quoted image]
How does that go with bourbon? I would guess pretty well.
Quoted from DBLM:How does that go with bourbon? I would guess pretty well.
LMAO! It doesn’t go with bourbon at all. You have to chase this with an ice cold can of Mountain Dew!
Alcona, ON
Quoted from djreddog:Peanut Butter! 3rd generation family member keeping the tradition alive![quoted image]
Wow that is a new one to me Chad. Peanut butter weiners I don't even know what to say about that.
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:Wow that is a new one to me Chad. Peanut butter weiners I don't even know what to say about that.
Try it before you deny it!
Quoted from djreddog:Try it before you deny it!
Well if your lathering yours up with peanut butter that has to mean our neighbors to the north in Canada are putting gravy on theirs then right?
Quoted from djreddog:Peanut Butter! 3rd generation family member keeping the tradition alive![quoted image]
That is effing disgusting.
Being half Polish I basically had to work at a Polish meat packing company when I was a teenager in my hometown of Chelsea MA.
You may have heard of it…the company’s name is Kayem.
Its name is a play on the owners initials Kazimierz (Kevin) Monkiewicz (KM), he and his wife Elena started it, but I digress…
I watched them make those beautiful natural casing all beef dogs.
It’s not true what they say about never watch the sausages being made.
Still crave a good dog, especially in summer with beer.
I’d be interested in hearing if more people prefer all beef or pork & beef.
72876C9F-4EC4-4816-B85D-76C1AE7E5A63 (resized).jpeg9D6FCAF3-284B-42EC-8A0B-DBDBEF07D786 (resized).jpegQuoted from PinDeLaPin:Well if your lathering yours up with peanut butter that has to mean our neighbors to the north in Canada are putting gravy on theirs then right?
Not a bad idea —-poutine hot dog!
Quoted from hoby1:Just like our local favorites, Willy Joe’s or Yoccos.
Spicy chili , mustard and onions on a steamed roll
Yocco's!!!!!
BWUpU8tCMAAtfdh (resized).jpgQuoted from embryonjohn:Being half Polish I basically had to work at a Polish meat packing company when I was a teenager in my hometown of Chelsea MA.
You may have heard of it…the company’s name is Kayem.
Its name is a play on the owners initials Kazimierz (Kevin) Monkiewicz (KM), he and his wife Elena started it, but I digress…
I watched them make those beautiful natural casing all beef dogs.
It’s not true what they say about never watch the sausages being made.
Still crave a good dog, especially in summer with beer.
I’d be interested in hearing if more people prefer all beef or pork & beef.
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And they had Carl Yastrzemski as a pitchman back in the day.
Quoted from KozMckPinball:And they had Carl Yastrzemski as a pitchman back in the day.
Perfect…right?
Ketchup , mustard, chopped Spanish onions, mayonnaise, cheese, hot peppers ..now gravey with chopped french fries.
Quoted from cdnpinbacon:Official pinside hot dog?
Would need sauerkraut to start. Or coleslaw
I mean sauerkraut for sure if I go to the baseball game and get a ballpark dog but coleslaw?
Quoted from skink91:This is nonsense. Nobody in their right mind puts ketchup on a hotdog.
Wrong, 61% of America does put Ketchup on hot dogs. I can see if you have mostly Polish, Jewish or German ancestry why you would think that way, but a lot of us don’t have that heritage.
Also, hot dogs are terrible in food/nutrition quality so they are really not worth shaming people over what they put on them to make them tolerable/palatable.
https://texasfarmbureau.org/americans-say-summer-cookouts-must-include-hot-dogs/
Quoted from DCFAN:Wrong, 61% of America does put Ketchup on hot dogs. I can see if you have mostly Polish, Jewish or German ancestry why you would think that way, but a lot of us don’t have that heritage.
https://texasfarmbureau.org/americans-say-summer-cookouts-must-include-hot-dogs/
Has to be ketchup. Bbq sauce on a hot dog is just all kinds of wrong
Quoted from DCFAN:Wrong, 61% of America does put Ketchup on hot dogs. I can see if you have mostly Polish, Jewish or German ancestry why you would think that way, but a lot of us don’t have that heritage.
https://texasfarmbureau.org/americans-say-summer-cookouts-must-include-hot-dogs/
Just because a lotta people do it, don't make it right........
Quoted from pinzrfun:Just because a lotta people do it, don't make it right........
A lot of people play pinball
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:Has to be ketchup. Bbq sauce on a hot dog is just all kinds of wrong
Hot dogs are a crap food, people have to do what they can to tolerate them. Lol
Quoted from DCFAN:Hot dogs are a crap food, people have to do what they can to tolerate them. Lol
Certainly aren't a staple of health food I agree but when I do eat em i'm not cheaping out
Quoted from DCFAN:Hot dogs are a crap food,
Let's not discount a good, wholesome, gas station hot dog.
LTG : )
Quoted from LTG:Let's not discount a good, wholesome, gas station hot dog.
LTG : )
Not sure wholesome belongs in that sentence but definitely satisfies a growling stomach 
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:Certainly aren't a staple of health food I agree but when I do eat em i'm not cheaping out
I agree, if I buy them I usually get a decent brand such as hebrew national or ball park beef and use heinz ketchup and name brand mustard. I probably eat hot dogs an average of three times a year.
Quoted from LTG:Let's not discount a good, wholesome, gas station hot dog.
LTG : )
I honestly am like a canary in a coal mine with meats. I will feel dizzy and lethargic if I eat certain meat products without offsetting it with some healthy foods in the same meal. I usually do not eat hot dogs unless I am at home because I can get ill and sometimes get migraines that put me out of commission for hours.
Quoted from DCFAN:I probably eat hot dogs an average of three times a year.
The coney island 1.5 miles away has .99 coneys on Mondays, and we got into that groove for a little while a couple years ago but it wears out quickly. Nice getting dinner for about $5 though.
Now it's every couple months, on the grill or in a pan, boiled. All beef. I like them plain, unless its a coney or Chicago style (no mustard for me, though).
Quoted from pinzrfun:The coney island 1.5 miles away has .99 coneys on Mondays, and we got into that groove for a little while a couple years ago but it wears out quickly. Nice getting dinner for about $5 though.
Do you have costco food courts?
Quoted from DCFAN:Do you have costco food courts?
Don't belong to Costco.....i've been in them though and heard the tales of the hot dogs,.......
Quoted from DCFAN:Wrong, 61% of America does put Ketchup on hot dogs. I can see if you have mostly Polish, Jewish or German ancestry why you would think that way, but a lot of us don’t have that heritage.
61% of America is not in their right mind. Good day sir!
Quoted from DCFAN:I usually do not eat hot dogs unless I am at home because I can get ill and sometimes get migraines that put me out of commission for hours.
Maybe it's from the ketchup! 
Quoted from DCFAN:I honestly am like a canary in a coal mine with meats. I will feel dizzy and lethargic if I eat certain meat products without offsetting it with some healthy foods in the same meal. I usually do not eat hot dogs unless I am at home because I can get ill and sometimes get migraines that put me out of commission for hours.
Can't blame you for being cautious. You know best what you shouldn't consume. For me it's tainted beef. I get hives instantly. Unfortunately lightly spoiled isn't always something you can see.
Floor sweepings aren't for every connoisseur.
LTG : )
Quoted from poppapin:Maybe it's from the ketchup!
I get it from steak with no sauce also. I believe it is from high bilirubin (Gilbert’s syndrome).
Quoted from DCFAN:Also, hot dogs are terrible in food/nutrition quality so they are really not worth shaming people over what they put on them to make them tolerable/palatable.
Stop shaming my shaming… you are shameful!
Quoted from LTG:Let's not discount a good, wholesome, gas station hot dog.
LTG : )
Nothing like a local hockey arena hot dog, rolling on those heat wheels.. paired with a flat coke and popcorn.
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:Some serious ketchup hating going on in here
I really do believe it is ethnic driven, meaning ancestry.
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:Some serious ketchup hating going on in here
I love Ketchup (Heinz) on fries.
Quoted from DCFAN:I really do believe it is ethnic driven, meaning ancestry.
I… just… can’t… what??
Quoted from poppapin:I love Ketchup (Heinz) on fries.
I like ketchup on fries also but definitely on a nathans. I think it is all about me being too lazy to get out multiple condiments
Quoted from cdnpinbacon:Nothing like a local hockey arena hot dog, rolling on those heat wheels.. paired with a flat coke and popcorn.
Now you're talking. Circus hot dogs pretty good too if there are still any circuses around. Nothing like the smells of big critters and popcorn to whet your appetite.
Movie theater hot dogs are great too, until late in the day. Then they become hot dogs of death. You'll live through it. Just kind of wish you hadn't.
LTG : )
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