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"People" who put ketchup on hot dogs (1 Viewer)

This is not a polish sausage thread
It starts with the ketchup on a hot dog and then it spreads like a cancer to stuff like mayo to dip french fries with and other perverted condiments. 

Then next thing you know you're piling lettuce into a perfectly delicious steak n cheese, the mother of all sins. 

Black olives on pizza, jelly squeezed into a sausage biscuit, pickles on tuna salad...you gotta draw the line somewhere and take a stand.

 
tone1oc said:
Yeah no, it doesn't bother me at all.  Why does anyone care what anyone else slathers on their encased meats?  Stop it.
:goodposting:   Oh man, I saw the title and came in here ready to go all MOP on your ###!

 
I like to mix it up.  Sometimes ketchup, sometimes mustard, sometimes sauerkraut, or nacho cheese, or chili.  Never more than two at the same time though.  My palate can't handle such complexity.  

 
Best hot dog I've ever eaten happened this year:

After having a crawfish boil, we peeled some for the tail meat and mixed it with pieces of the spicy boiled onions, potatoes, and garlic and our 4 cheese sauce.  And yes...even some ketchup (mustard & hot sauce too).   It was magical.

 
“You shouldn’t put ketchup on your hot dog”

- Barack Hussein Obama - 44th President of the United States - June 3, 2011

 
Mustard >>>>>>>>>> Ketchup, period. Particularly dijon / spicy brown / any of the various "fancy" herb / spice ones. Hot sauce is the only condiment that mustard doesn't absolutely destroy, and that one is close. That said, eat whatever you want, you heathens.

 
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Ketchup on a properly prepared hot dog is where it's at.  Mustard is good too.  As are onions.  Or chili(cheese acceptable on chili dogs).

Here's something that'll, no doubt, get a bunch of panties into wads. Hold on to you corn cob pipes......

Avocado on a hot dog is pretty freaking good, in the proper context.

 
That all said, I have no idea what the "mayonnaise on french fries" crowd is thinking(whoever the hell brought that up), other than "You know what would be awesome right now?  Some french fries smothered in man goo.  Delish."

 
Ketchup on a properly prepared hot dog is where it's at.  Mustard is good too.  As are onions.  Or chili(cheese acceptable on chili dogs).

Here's something that'll, no doubt, get a bunch of panties into wads. Hold on to you corn cob pipes......

Avocado on a hot dog is pretty freaking good, in the proper context.
Avocado is good on anything.  Food of the Gods. Have you ever tried smearing in on toast?

 
Yellow mustard's best application is being mixed with mayonnaise and a bit of cracked pepper,  this is what you should be dipping your french fries in.  

 
That all said, I have no idea what the "mayonnaise on french fries" crowd is thinking(whoever the hell brought that up), other than "You know what would be awesome right now?  Some french fries smothered in man goo.  Delish."
In Quebec they put brown gravy and cheese curds on French Fries. Not a fan.

 
What about mayo on a burger?
Are there are a lot of places in the US where people don't eat mayo on burgers?

I sell burgers for a living. Literally, 95% of them have mayo on them. Lettuce, tomato, mayo and onion pretty much just assumed. Ketchup or mustard on a burger is very rare, and almost always for a kid.

 
And I really have no opinion on ketchup on dogs. Don't dislike it, but don't use it myself. I normally go chili, slaw, onions, then one of jalapenos, pickles, or kraut. I really don't use mustard either. By the time you put on the chili, slaw and other stuff, ketchup or mustard just doesn't add enough for me to care one way or another.

I have a woman working for me that's probably served more hot dogs anyone in the history of the world. She's served at least 3 million hot dogs (she's been here 46 years and doesn't miss days). If anybody in the history of the world has served more, it's a very short list. Anyway, she knows a few things about hot dogs. She prefers hers with mayo, ketchup, and chili. Not my preference, but not bad. Might be trying if you are looking for a new combo.

Now, ketchup only? Ugh. 

 
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And I really have no opinion on ketchup on dogs. Don't dislike it, but don't use it myself. I normally go chili, slaw, onions, then one of jalapenos, pickles, or kraut. I really don't use mustard either. By the time you put on the chili, slaw and other stuff, ketchup or mustard just doesn't add enough for me to care one way or another.

I have a woman working for me that's probably served more hot dogs anyone in the history of the world. She's served at least 3 million hot dogs (she's been here 46 years and doesn't miss days). If anybody in the history of the world has served more, it's a very short list. Anyway, she knows a few things about hot dogs. She prefers hers with mayo, ketchup, and chili. Not my preference, but not bad. Might be trying if you are looking for a new combo.

Now, ketchup only? Ugh. 
Hot dog God and Goddess! :tebow:

 
That all said, I have no idea what the "mayonnaise on french fries" crowd is thinking(whoever the hell brought that up), other than "You know what would be awesome right now?  Some french fries smothered in man goo.  Delish."
Flip Burger in Atlanta has a Smokey mayo that I mix in ketchup and it makes an awesome dip for fries.

 
AAABatteries said:
Flip Burger in Atlanta has a Smokey mayo that I mix in ketchup and it makes an awesome dip for fries.
Sounds like you just invented Chic-fil-A sauce.... wait... :oldunsure:

 
I like my dawgs grilled split down middle with ketchup,mustard,sharp shredded cheddar  and Cajun candy (jalapeno relish).

 
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5-ish Finkle said:
That all said, I have no idea what the "mayonnaise on french fries" crowd is thinking(whoever the hell brought that up), other than "You know what would be awesome right now?  Some french fries smothered in man goo.  Delish."
Says the guy who uses the term "man goo."

 

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