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What's on your hot dogs? (1 Viewer)

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I crush a lot of dogs this time of year. Tons of baseball games on... beautiful weather to fire up the grill.

For me, I go either:

- Ketchup ONLY

or

- Mustard + relish + onion salt

:unsure:

 
Try coleslaw if you get a chance. It's good. I never had a 'slaw dog' until I moved to NC. It was awesome.

Normally... I'll just have the standard ketchup, mustard, and onion.

 
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I like "The Heart Attack" - dog with bacon and cheese.

Also I'm a fan of BBQ sauce on dogs. Then again I'm a fan of BBQ sauce on pretty much everything.

 
Mustard, onion, relish, celery salt.

Gotta have celery salt on hot dogs.

 
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Pretty sure you shouldn't be putting ketchup on a dog.

Diced white onion

Mustard

Celery Salt

Preferably on a poppy seed bun.

 
I like "The Heart Attack" - dog with bacon and cheese.Also I'm a fan of BBQ sauce on dogs. Then again I'm a fan of BBQ sauce on pretty much everything.
Used to order these things at a Jewish deli in NE Philly (not sure there was a more non-kosher item on the menu). It was called a Texas Tommy.
 
Pretty sure you shouldn't be putting ketchup on a dog.
Ketchup-only is permissible.
Could be. Not for me though. I just know I don't like ketchup on dogs and it seems the purists don't either. Even as a kid ketchup was unacceptable. Think I'd eat a dog condiment free before going ketchup.Mustard>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Ketchup
 
I like "The Heart Attack" - dog with bacon and cheese.Also I'm a fan of BBQ sauce on dogs. Then again I'm a fan of BBQ sauce on pretty much everything.
I make a mean Heart Attack dog......Slice the dog down the middle, insert cheese, wrap bacon around the outside and pin with toothpicks. Then throw it under the broiler or grill it.Awesome :lmao:To answer the OP question; Ketchup, yellow mustard, raw onions.
 
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I like to put some mayonnaise on just the tip, take it out of the bun, slap myself across the face with it a few times until some of the mayonnaise dribbles down onto my chin, then slide it in and out of my mouth a few times as deep as I can.

Then I cook it and eat it with mustard on a standard hot dog bun.

 
Either (a) sauerkraut and mustard, (b) cheese, or (c) plain.

Ketchup is permissible on a crappy Oscar Meyer hot dog, maybe. But you don't put ketchup on a decent dog. You just don't. It's like putting ketchup on a decent cut of steak.

 
Ketchup is permissible on a crappy Oscar Meyer hot dog, maybe. But you don't put ketchup on a decent dog. You just don't. It's like putting ketchup on a decent cut of steak.
Oh come on.Even though I don't care for steak snobs, they at least make a compelling argument about fine cuts of meat.But there are no rules with hot dogs. It's a freakin HOT DOG. It's not fine cuisine. Put oatmeal on it for all I care.
 
Usually, I go Chicago dog, all the way. Yellow mustard, onion, tomato, neon green relish, sport peppers and celery salt.

But I also like bacon-wrapped hotdogs with mayo and onion.

 
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Either (a) sauerkraut and mustard, (b) cheese, or (c) plain.

Ketchup is permissible on a crappy Oscar Meyer hot dog, maybe. But you don't put ketchup on a decent dog. You just don't. It's like putting ketchup on a decent cut of steak.
:goodposting:

Like dipping king crab in tartar sauce

 
Ketchup is permissible on a crappy Oscar Meyer hot dog, maybe. But you don't put ketchup on a decent dog. You just don't. It's like putting ketchup on a decent cut of steak.
Oh come on.Even though I don't care for steak snobs, they at least make a compelling argument about fine cuts of meat.But there are no rules with hot dogs. It's a freakin HOT DOG. It's not fine cuisine. Put oatmeal on it for all I care.
Sort of like arguing about what sauce is acceptable for a chicken mcnugget isn't it? I like hot dogs, but it just seems like a really silly food item to be snobbish about. :goodposting:
 
Ketchup is permissible on a crappy Oscar Meyer hot dog, maybe. But you don't put ketchup on a decent dog. You just don't. It's like putting ketchup on a decent cut of steak.
Oh come on.Even though I don't care for steak snobs, they at least make a compelling argument about fine cuts of meat.But there are no rules with hot dogs. It's a freakin HOT DOG. It's not fine cuisine. Put oatmeal on it for all I care.
It's actually a pretty big no-no to put ketchup on a hot dog. All true hot dog lovers know this.
 
Ketchup is permissible on a crappy Oscar Meyer hot dog, maybe. But you don't put ketchup on a decent dog. You just don't. It's like putting ketchup on a decent cut of steak.
Oh come on.Even though I don't care for steak snobs, they at least make a compelling argument about fine cuts of meat.But there are no rules with hot dogs. It's a freakin HOT DOG. It's not fine cuisine. Put oatmeal on it for all I care.
Sort of like arguing about what sauce is acceptable for a chicken mcnugget isn't it? I like hot dogs, but it just seems like a really silly food item to be snobbish about. :shrug:
:goodposting:
 

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