No I have it right. Just ask anyone with taste from NYC. Matter of fact Ya'akov should support what I mentioned. We will save that for another day.

Ron

This is definitely inline with NYC metro area culture. Though there is a minority school that accepts mustard as an additional condiment on burgers, ketchup was never on a hot dog.

Hog dogs could also accept onions or sauerkraut, and the ubiquitous Sabrett hot dog carts (both a reflection and influence on NYC hot dog Weltanshauung) offered both—but the classic, reflected in the Sabrett logo, is a dog with mustard, full stop.

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This is definitely inline with NYC metro area culture.

In the DC metro where I grew up it was mustard on hot dogs, both in burgers. Here in MA, my Wendy’s no longer offers mustard. Huh?

 

This feels like déjà vu.

Yeah déjà vu and not to mention all over again.

Ron

 

Yeah déjà vu and not to mention all over again.

Ron

SHOWRY was much more than just ketchup.

 

No I have it right. Just ask anyone with taste from NYC.

Well if I am going to entertain the opinions of New Yorkers, I suppose food is a safe topic on which to do it.

 

A hotdog with mustard somewhere in there.

 

Can we just wrap this thread up?

PB&J BACON DOG

(Available at Wild Dog Saloon)



Just add ketchup, mustard, relish, onions (fried and raw), American cheese, and bologna.

I win.

 

Can we just wrap this thread up?

PB&J BACON DOG

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Just add ketchup, mustard, relish, onions (fried and raw), American cheese, and bologna.

I win.

Someone should shoot that thing before it mutates again.

 

Thank you Ya’akov for a thread where we can disagree amicably.

Edited to fix word usage, amicably instead if amiably.

 

Someone should shoot that thing before it mutates again.

ROTFLMAO!

 

Can we just wrap this thread up?

PB&J BACON DOG

(Available at Wild Dog Saloon)

View attachment 314234

Just add ketchup, mustard, relish, onions (fried and raw), American cheese, and bologna.

I win.

That thing looks so absolutely repulsive and disgusting that I can't stop trying not to puke and laugh at the same time ...

 

That thing looks so absolutely repulsive and disgusting that I can't stop trying not to puke and laugh at the same time ...

I’m hoping those little turds are actually PB

 

A hotdog with mustard somewhere in there.
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The chips!
You gotta have chips in there!

 

The chips!
You gotta have chips in there!

OK

At the table, not in the dog.

 

OK
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At the table, not in the dog.

If the chips were in the dog, it would be called a Frenchdog ...

 

 

If the chips were in the dog, it would be called a Frenchdog ...

 

OK
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At the table, not in the dog.

No. This kind of chips (crisps) in the bun. I gotta have it in my sausage on a bun.

 

No. This kind of chips (crisps) in the bun. I gotta have it in my sausage on a bun.

We need to get this language thing corrected. I've been working with the British for too long.
https://www.vkslanguagetutoring.com/post/what-is-the-difference-between-crisps-and-chips


Not a fan of (crisps) or chips in the bun,

 

Not a fan of (crisps) or chips in the bun,

That’s because you omitted the peanut butter. Try it, you might be surprised.