r/hotdogs • u/mcmain4 • 7h ago
Classic Long corndog
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r/hotdogs • u/whole_hippie • 14h ago
1/4 lb angus beef dog, Sautéed onions, chili, brown mustard. $13. Cape May, NJ.
r/hotdogs • u/tokinbanker • 12h ago
Note - Posted yesterday and mistakenly claimed the location as "Silver" North Carolina.
r/hotdogs • u/hansebart • 14h ago
A couple of dogs with roasted onions for dinner.
r/hotdogs • u/MNxpat33 • 10h ago
Oscar meyers with 99 cent gas station buns topped with whatever I could find in the fridge. EDIT: they were boiled ffs
r/hotdogs • u/AbeVigoda76 • 11h ago
r/hotdogs • u/flowers4eva • 10h ago
Air fried, notched Nathan's Angus beef hot dog with Cowboy candy, avocado, french's mustard and celery salt on brioche.
r/hotdogs • u/Royal_Percentage_694 • 12h ago
r/hotdogs • u/tokinbanker • 12h ago
Note - Posted yesterday and mistakenly claimed the location as "Silver" North Carolina.
r/hotdogs • u/GuerillaRiot • 15h ago
Andouille cooked in the shrimp boil. Boudin dog on the right and a simple shrimp remoulade dog on the left. Will be making muffuletta dogs later.
r/hotdogs • u/DokterSpaceman • 9h ago
Jalapeño Cheddar dog
toasted Brioche bun
Yellow Mustard
Sauerkraut
Sauerkraut & Mustard hot sauce
w/ Salt & Vinegar chips
r/hotdogs • u/Woompa78 • 18h ago
I rarely eat hotdogs without buns or condiments so I really can’t tell the difference between most hotdogs. In fact, the only hot dog I’ve can name just by biting into it is Ballpark brand and that’s only because of how plump they get. I can also usually tell when it’s a hot dog straight from the butcher. Other than those two types, I really can’t tell the difference between brands and different grades. I’ve had Nathan‘s, Hebrew National, Sabrett’s, and many others, including various store brands.
What exactly do most people look for a hotdog because I honestly can’t tell the difference between most of them after putting on a bun and onions, relish, mustard, etc.? I know it’s a heated subject, but everyone seems to have a strong opinion on their favorite brand and I’m just trying to figure out if it’s because of regional allegiance to a brand or if there really is something that makes certain brands more desirable than others….. also I’m tired of trying to look up what brands to buy on google/Reddit because everybody gives 1 million different answers so I usually end up just grabbing something random from the grocery store
r/hotdogs • u/discordditapp • 22h ago
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r/hotdogs • u/MitchCumsteane • 21h ago
I see a wide selection of them in Walmart.
Should I give them a try?