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/

Hot dogs are a crap food, people have to do what they can to tolerate them. Lol

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.

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.

Do you have costco food courts?

I get it from steak with no sauce also. I believe it is from high bilirubin (Gilbert’s syndrome).

I really do believe it is ethnic driven, meaning ancestry.

For some reason some say it is ok put ketchup on hamburgers but not hot dogs despite they both can be all beef.

The other thing to consider is that a lot of people don’t like mustard or pickled things at all.

Polish, German, Jewish. I seriously don’t think French or English would be thinking no ketchup. I had never heard of no ketchup on a hot dog until about 15 years ago when I had a work picnic and a Jewish guy made a comment about my hot dog having ketchup. People put whatever they like on hot dogs in Virginia such as ketchup, mustard, mayo, relish, onions and nobody cared.

WTF

It is all about what a person is used to. You are the one shaming people for being different.

Are you referring to hot dogs or sausage? I can’t imagine eating hot dogs without something on it. Sausage that I am used to is a little different as it tends to be more seasoned and greasy than a hot dog.

Like LTG, I don’t eat bologna either. When eating sandwich meat it is either turkey or ham. Also, I can’t think of anything that is eaten cold that I would put ketchup on.
Fresh sliced tomatoes are the tomato product for sandwiches.

Mmm, french silk pie, just not with ketchup.