Comments | cre8ivenail: Mustard?!

cre8ivenail

Mustard?!

Apr 09, 2006 23:51

I watched a program on the Food Network today. It was about the history of hot dogs. The show was interesting. They went to a variety of cities to show how hot dogs are eaten. The thing that shocked me was that the host went from city to city tasting the hot dog just as the people of that particular region would eat it. His 1st stop was New ( Read more... )

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cre8ivenail April 11 2006, 16:29:13 UTC

I go through spurts where I like them then there are times when I don't. I even had a period in my life where I hated hot dogs.

Right now I like them.

divinextasy April 10 2006, 10:03:15 UTC

I prefer ketchup AND mustard.

cre8ivenail April 11 2006, 16:27:49 UTC

I am wondering if this is a regional thing. I have been to a lot of picnics/gatherings and all I have ever seen is people putting ketchup and mustard on their dogs. I'm talking about adults too.

In fact, when people plan and shop for picnics or cookouts the condiment list always includes ketchup, mustard, sweet relish, and onions.

symian April 10 2006, 11:15:04 UTC

There is a store just over the bridge in Indiana where they make a hamburger hotdog. Much easier to eat! Tasty too. :)

cre8ivenail April 11 2006, 16:30:15 UTC

A hamburger hotdog? What kind of meat is used? What toppings are put on it?

symian April 13 2006, 14:46:38 UTC

They stuff the casing with ground round, I presume. I'd not stake any opinion that it would be Angus beef. ;)

You top it like you do to any hamburger or hotdog. Ketchup, mustard, relish (perhaps).

red8ny April 12 2006, 02:55:03 UTC

Oh yea, I lived in NYC for a while and the greater metro-area for a longer time. It is definitely a no-no to put ketchup on hotdogs. AND it is also a no-no to put mustard on a hamburger. Me personally, I like mustard. I eat that alone on my hotdogs, unless I am adding onions or Michigan sauce, or on a rare occasion relish.