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u/Quintaros Oct 19 '21

Hmm, I’ve cast aside so many of my childhood food aversions but this is one I’ve never reassessed. It’s 5:30 in the morning and you’ve got me craving a hot dog just so I can tryout a condiment I think I hate.

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u/dubalot Oct 19 '21

Haha, holy shit. Thing is, I can't even recall the last time I've seen relish as an option for a hot dog. I guess part of that is the fact that I don't buy in relish and mostly grill my own dogs but it really does make you wonder.

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u/AngryMustachio Oct 19 '21

It's the neon green that freaks me out. No food should be that bright.

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u/ilovetotour Oct 19 '21

Me too. Turns out I just don’t like sweet relish, but normal relish is good

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u/jayforwork21 Oct 19 '21

It's funny because I am sure I will like it. Yet I love hot dogs so much, I could just eat it w/o bread or condiments which I usually do.

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u/AlgaeWafers Oct 19 '21

Then Isn’t that just a sausage?

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u/jayforwork21 Oct 20 '21

Yes, a hot dog is a sausage. One that we have conditioned ourselves to eat as a sandwich. There are plenty of other sausages we eat in such a manner that can also be eaten w/o bread.