Ridgeland, MS
Quoted from Phat_Jay:Mustard if alone, otherwise chicago style
I 2nd that thought....
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I have been following this thread for several days and I just have to comment that I personally, would NEVER refer to a hot dog as a "weiner".
Perhaps that is just my personal preference, or an attempt to avoid scrutiny, but I just wanted to make that clear.
Because every time I read the title to this thread, I do NOT envision a hot dog until I read the comments in the thread.
I assume other people might use that term regularly, but I would not never say that word in normal conversation...
Quoted from PinDeLaPin:You never grew up with the Oscar Meyer Weiner? Not sure where you have been living but they've always been referred to as a wiener.
As far as I am concerned, it is still a "hot dog" even though the manufacturer might label the product using other terminology.
I will not use that word "weiner" in a spoken sentence, in mixed company.
Perhaps this is just my personal preference.
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