Authentic Hotdogs

[KianGaf]

As it's Fourth of July weekend I thought I would delve into the history of the hotdog. I'd say a lot of the world would consider the hotdog a quintessential food of the United States. I wondering if that is just a stereotype and if they are actually universal loved across the country. Or are they just an esoteric thing for New Yorkers & Chicagoans. I'm fond of a decent hot dog but they can be hard to come by as I avoid dirty water hot dog carts. When I was last in Nyc I tried a Nathan's and it was good. I know German immigrants brought it to the US but it will be interesting to discover how they became so popular and such an integral part of going to a ball game .

Hot Dog History | hotdog

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Hot dog - Wikipedia

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The Extra-Long History of the Hot Dog | HISTORY

The history of tubular meat may stretch back millennia.

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The 10 Best Hot Dogs in the USA | Travel Magazine

This American staple has gone through a revolution recently with gourmet versions and unique toppings. Here are our top 10 hot dogs in the US right now.

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[Josh The Lighthouse Guy]

The History Guy on YouTube has a good episode about hot dogs.

I like them but they give me indigestion.

 

[KianGaf]

The History Guy on YouTube has a good episode about hot dogs.

I like them but they give me indigestion.

Could be the mustard, too much of that can give me acid. It has be mustard though and not ketchup or you'll have Inspector Callahan after you.

 

[redbob]

Tube steaks, how can you go wrong?

 

[Josh The Lighthouse Guy]

Could be the mustard, too much of that can give me acid. It has be mustard though and not ketchup or you'll have Inspector Callahan after you.

I have a lifelong hatred of all things mustard. (Maybe in a past life I was gassed in WW1.) Ketchup is the only way to go for me.

 

[donna]

Love hot dogs. Like them with mustard and relish.

 

[reading48]

Chili dogs with onion Yum.

 

[Elliot Crumblemuffin]

As it's Fourth of July weekend I thought I would delve into the history of the hotdog. I'd say a lot of the world would consider the hotdog a quintessential food of the United States. I wondering if that is just a stereotype and if they are actually universal loved across the country. Or are they just an esoteric thing for New Yorkers & Chicagoans. I'm fond of a decent hot dog but they can be hard to come by as I avoid dirty water hot dog carts. When I was last in Nyc I tried a Nathan's and it was good. I know German immigrants brought it to the US but it will be interesting to discover how they became so popular and such an integral part of going to a ball game .

Hot Dog History | hotdog

www.hot-dog.org

Hot dog - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

The Extra-Long History of the Hot Dog | HISTORY

The history of tubular meat may stretch back millennia.

www.history.com

The 10 Best Hot Dogs in the USA | Travel Magazine

This American staple has gone through a revolution recently with gourmet versions and unique toppings. Here are our top 10 hot dogs in the US right now.

travelmagazine.com

My young kids (6 and <) eat hotdogs like they're going out of style . I don't really ever eat them since we reserve them mainly for the kids, but yesterday we had a "dinner picnic" outside and my wife said "I made YOU a hotdog, too!" It was GOOOOD!!

Sometimes the simple things, every now and then, are the best

 

[redbob]

As it's Fourth of July weekend I thought I would delve into the history of the hotdog. I'd say a lot of the world would consider the hotdog a quintessential food of the United States. I wondering if that is just a stereotype and if they are actually universal loved across the country. Or are they just an esoteric thing for New Yorkers & Chicagoans. I'm fond of a decent hot dog but they can be hard to come by as I avoid dirty water hot dog carts. When I was last in Nyc I tried a Nathan's and it was good. I know German immigrants brought it to the US but it will be interesting to discover how they became so popular and such an integral part of going to a ball game .

Hot Dog History | hotdog

www.hot-dog.org

Hot dog - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

The Extra-Long History of the Hot Dog | HISTORY

The history of tubular meat may stretch back millennia.

www.history.com

The 10 Best Hot Dogs in the USA | Travel Magazine

This American staple has gone through a revolution recently with gourmet versions and unique toppings. Here are our top 10 hot dogs in the US right now.

travelmagazine.com

A Lum's Hot Dog was steamed in beer and it was rather tasty. And as the commercial jingle used to say: Baseball, hot dogs, apple pie and Chevrolet...

 

[SeaTurtle]

I wondering if that is just a stereotype and if they are actually universal loved across the country. Or are they just an esoteric thing for New Yorkers & Chicagoans.

I spent my childhood on the west-coast, hotdogs were plenty popular there too. I'd say by this point they're a nation-wide food. Although outside of specific geographic areas it can be hard to find ones that are "truly" delicious. In one of the towns I lived in we had a guy from New York who opened a hotdog van near the local hardware store. I used to pester my family constantly asking if we needed any nails, screwdrivers, etc. just so I'd have an excuse to go down there and buy lunch! Those hotdogs were out of sight, and I think it had a lot to do with the origin of the guy making them.

 

[KianGaf]

I spent my childhood on the west-coast, hotdogs were plenty popular there too. I'd say by this point they're a nation-wide food. Although outside of specific geographic areas it can be hard to find ones that are "truly" delicious. In one of the towns I lived in we had a guy from New York who opened a hotdog van near the local hardware store. I used to pester my family constantly asking if we needed any nails, screwdrivers, etc. just so I'd have an excuse to go down there and buy lunch! Those hotdogs were out of sight!

I'd say that is the great thing about a country like the USA. When people from one region move to another and open a restaurant with food from their home and knock it out of the park. Thankfully a company in a nearby county are producing good quality Irish hotdogs they are excellent compared to the other generic brands in the supermarkets.

 

[Cavalry Charger]

I had my first American hot dog in Chicago. I was surprised they added a pickle, but now I know that's traditional I'm definitely a mustard and ketchup gal when it comes to hot dogs.

 

[Union_Buff]

I had my first true American beef hotdog with everything in back in 2010 during my first trip to New York City and I was hooked straight away. My favourite hotdog is beef with ketchup, mustard and grilled onions piled on top.

 

[111thNYSV]

Hot dogs are great and are plentiful in my house and especially popular with our 1 and 4 year old. I live in the Bermuda Triangle of hot dogs. Syracuse has Hofmann brand, Rochester has Zweigles, and Buffalo has Sahlen brand. Growing up it was always Zweigles hot dogs but my palate has moved onto Hofmann's.

 

[KianGaf]

They even featured hot dogs in the recipe section on the state TV station's (radio telefis eireann) website for Fourth of July.

10 all-American recipes to make for the 4th of July

Get out the barbeque, deck the picnic tables with gingham cloth and indulge in that most cherished and delightful of American pastimes: eating.

www.rte.ie

 

[Library Lady]

If you are in Franklin, Tennessee, today (07/04/2022), you can see the battlefield and you can see this from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Public Square:

 

[Library Lady]

In case you can't get enough hotdogs, here's an hour-long show all about the delicacy. Who says PBS is elitist?

 

[Jim in Wisconsin]

I'm from Sheboygan, Wisconsin and we think our bratwurst is king, but I have to admit a good all beef hot dog with sauerkraut and a beer makes a darn good lunch.

 

[KianGaf]

I'm from Sheboygan, Wisconsin and we think our bratwurst is king, but I have to admit a good all beef hot dog with sauerkraut and a beer makes a darn good lunch.

I hear Polka is big in Sheboygan.

 

[Jim in Wisconsin]

Not with me!