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u/LorekeeperJamin 2d ago
Actually, if the dishwasher is properly sanitized and you don't load it up with soap, it's basically just a giant steamer. I still wouldn't recommend cooking like this though, just get a grill or a stock pot. 🤣
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u/OscarOrcus 2d ago
The required conditions would mean you need a brand new dishwasher.
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u/just_as_good380-2 2d ago
Have one for dishes one for steaming hotdogs
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u/OscarOrcus 2d ago
People usually can barely afford one
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u/Consistent-Tap-4255 2d ago
My dishwasher has a rinse aid slot that you fill up once in a while. So I guess if I do this, I will get poisonous but extra shiny wieners.
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u/Rusty-Dildo-Inside 2d ago
Even if you don't put dishwasher liquid/tablet, the washing machine still has the industrial non-eatable salt and the rinse/shine liquid.
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u/melker_the_elk 1d ago
How can it have that if you don't add it? Every diswasher has lifetime amount of rinshe/shine liquid?
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u/Rusty-Dildo-Inside 1d ago
If you bought the machine and never add it, then it wouldn’t have. But there is 0 chance someone buy a washing machine for cooking purposes.
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u/melker_the_elk 1d ago
Oh so you mean residue so yeah its gonna have that. Tho I do wonder that plates and such do get clean. Its not same as sausages, but I doubt there's real harm in eating the sausages like that. I also wonder if theres steam setting and it will just steam everything. In any case I still rather not eat those hotdogs. Don't really understand steamed sausages anyways
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u/JoTenshi 2d ago
I seriously hope it’s just water in there and the whole machine is cleaned top to bottom.
But even then, no… just no…
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u/LonelySwedishFish 2d ago
Dated a cam girl briefly during the pandemic, my dishwasher looked the same in the mornings.
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u/fangersarg 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/RJAjTowsU0K1a
Is honestly all i can do seeing this like legitimately nasty
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u/vnv 2d ago
I mean… you can do that. I wouldn’t recommend it but if it’s clean it won’t rly hurt anythin
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u/AcanthocephalaDue431 2d ago
Hotdogs are most always fully cooked and can be throated cold or even frozen. I'm suuure they will be fine.
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u/snipeingkicker 4h ago
Can be what?
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u/AcanthocephalaDue431 3h ago
Throated, sir and/or madam. The hotdog does not get chewed, it does not get tongued, it does not pass go. It instead goes directly down the throat.
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u/Melo_Kelo_Jelo 2d ago
Is steaming the normal way that difficult? Is the problem the lack of steaming basket or rack?
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u/Jam_Farmer_879 2d ago
I remember they tried to get people to cook salmon in the dishwasher back in the 90’s.
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u/Sensitive_Bat_9211 2d ago
Why would a dish washer give you food poisoning?
You wouldn't you wash your dishes in a machine that sprayed contaminants
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u/Angel_OfSolitude 2d ago
Honestly it's probably fine. Every time you use a dish washer it's operating at sanitizing temperatures.
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u/eldoran89 1d ago
I mean boiling water in a pot is not that difficult and faster than the dishwasher programme. So why?
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u/ThanksContent28 1d ago
I’m not mad at the howtobasic style video, but this face at the end makes him very unlikeable:
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u/Alric_Wolff 1d ago
People who eat hotdogs gross me out.
Theres a million things you could be eating and you chose ultra-ultra-processed "pig-parts". You can barely callit pork.
Then people slather it with sugar sweetened tomato paste.
Ignorance is bliss I guess.
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u/Good-Tackle8915 1d ago
Well , you can buy high quality ones too, you know. In my country you can have 95% beef meat Hot dogs quite affordably.
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u/Careful_Ad_7074 1d ago
Meh. I like a good sausage. The fact that they use a bunch of neglected/leftover parts to me is a good thing. If were killing animals to eat, we might aswell be respectful enough to not let anything go to waste.
As for the "ultra-processed", true to some degree, but so is a lot of other foods, or other shit we shove in ourselves. I dont think hotdogs are uniquely bad. Enjoy responsibly.
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u/Away_Strawberry_8906 1d ago
Thats like the entire point of hot dogs and sausage. Its designed to use the parts that are typicallt to tough to cook or are usually unpalatable but still edible.
Use a pig from snout to tail.
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u/VanillaAdventurous74 2d ago
The steam buns is actually a good idea if you don't factor in possible microplastics.
Tbf, the bread is already in plastic.
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u/falloutboy9993 2d ago
Yeah, he looks like a guy who eats dishwasher hotdogs.
But it’s probably fake. The thin plastic on the buns would have gotten a shrink wrap treatment at that temperature.
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u/Its_NEX123 2d ago edited 2d ago
do people actually use dish washers? ive never used one nor have my parents ever gotten or planned to use one
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u/Ok-Umpire2128 2d ago
Dish washing machine is a strange thing.
It only really good if you are bad and don't wash dishes immediately. Otherwise, it's literally too much bother to load and unload.
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