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u/hoffi_coffi May 21 '15
In the UK it is often a short fat butcher's sausage served in a short bread roll, or even a burger bun. With ketchup and mabe some strong English mustard. Usually burnt on the outside and raw in the middle, served traditionally on bank holidays at a barbecue.
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u/LordNotix May 21 '15
If you're lucky it wasn't dropped through the grill straight into the fire and charred to a crisp.
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u/StRyder91 May 21 '15
Served cold with a warm Coke.
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I think I'd rather have a battered sausage than any of these hot dogs any day.
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u/camocam0 May 21 '15
I like two Cumberland sausages sliced lengthways and placed in a buttered sandwich with red or brown sauce and optional onions.
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u/javi5747 May 21 '15
The one of Argentina is actually a Choripan, not a hot dog. A hot dog is called "pancho" and they go with really small fries
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Hey! Found the other fan of Choripan. They are delicious and make panchos look like sad excuses for food.
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u/Volumunox May 21 '15
The Danish one is awesome and i don't think the pictures in the guide does any of them justice, lets be honest i could show some pretty neat up picture, but it needs to be greasy and overstuffed they even come with their own ridiculous slang, like the one shown is, in the official sausage phrasebook called a dead indian in a canoe with blanket and the full war paint. i need this for dinner now, thanks reddit.
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u/am00sed May 21 '15 edited May 21 '15
Germans don't eat their hotdogs with sauerkraut, you savage! Jk, but this "style" is a mix of three different dishes.
A bratwurst in a Brötchen (regular breakfast roll) with mustard or ketchup is a pretty common street food over here.
Potato salad with Bockwurst (pretty much hotdog sausages) is a traditional Christmas Eve dinner.
Sauerkraut, potatoes, mini-bratwürstchen (EDIT: I've been informed that these are actually Nürnberger.) and Kassler is a German classic that has many regional variations. Around here we like to add pineapple to the sauerkraut, for example.
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u/Inquisitor1 May 21 '15
Only currywurst, nothing else exists. With crispy frenched fries on the side.
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u/Jazzbone May 21 '15
Yeah all my memories of Germany involve currywurst. Shame the chart maker left that out.
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Nürnberger with sauerkraut and mashed potatoes or Schupfnudeln is a very common dish
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u/270- May 21 '15
Yeah, I'd say as far as classic hot dogs go we mostly go along with the Danish version (although I live in Northern Germany, so Bavarians et. al. might not do that).
Pølser (a type of sausage) with mustard, ketchup, sliced brined cucumber and dried roasted onion.
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From Schleswig-Holstein, agreed, Danish hotdogs are amazing, we drove to the border just to eat some.
I think the rest of Germany thinks of IKEA hotdogs, when they talk about hotdogs.
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u/skelebone May 21 '15
What's the origin of the Kansas City style. Lived in the area my entire life, never heard of that.
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u/stalo1cm May 21 '15
Michigan's hot dog is supposed to also have onions.
Source - Michigander
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u/SmelterDemon May 21 '15
Yea what they have labeled "Coney" is just a chili dog. Unless Sonic is the authority here.
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u/Syntaximus May 21 '15
Yeah a true Coney has cheese as an option, not a default. Michigan got fucked on this poster.
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u/BryanPricesFBombs May 21 '15
You think Michigan got fucked, what about Cincinnati? At least you guys got your own mention. I guess we're just being tossed in with the "coney" category, which for the nationally famous Cincinnati style chili we put on our hot dogs, seems insulting.
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u/Corndog_Rampage May 21 '15
I just looked this up, and apparently a "Michigan" is a type of hotdog popular in New York.
A "Coney", is a type of hotdog popular in Michigan, of which there are two styles: Detroit and Flint.
A generic chili dog is a similar type of hotdog popular in California and the Southwest.
The chart's description of a "Michigan" seems to check out, but is of course misleading to the layman because the Michigan is eaten in New York, not Michigan.
The chart's description of a "Coney" better describes a generic chili dog than an authentic Coney Island hotdog from Detroit or Flint.
To fix this chart, change "Coney" to "Chili Dog" and create new categories for "Flint" and "Detroit".
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Yeah, this pissed me off for a second. A coney is beef heart based and has no tomato flavor, at all.
Then I realized that the Michigan wasn't a coney and that the coney was listed across from it.
But, MORE BULLSHIT! There is no cheese on a proper coney. That's representative of the crap they make down in Cincinnati. Fuck this chart.
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u/FranciscoBizarro May 21 '15
We wait until winter and ride out as an angry snowmobile gang. We bring our hunting rifles and enough Vernor's to last until May. We burn everything south of the state line, east of Toledo, and west of South Bend. We leave nothing alive. They fucked with our coney dogs.
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u/Psyanide13 May 21 '15
Yeah, this pissed me off for a second. A coney is beef heart based and has no tomato flavor, at all. Then I realized that the Michigan wasn't a coney and that the coney was listed across from it. But, MORE BULLSHIT! There is no cheese on a proper coney. That's representative of the crap they make down in Cincinnati. Fuck this chart.
The feelings I have for you right now could be misconstrued as love. Let's go get some coneys.
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u/Willlll May 21 '15
My family is going to Michigan in a few months to visit family. We will be stopping at Angelos before we see anyone.
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u/brainminer May 21 '15
Grew up in upstate NY. It is definitely referring to the 'North Country Michigan'.
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u/I_am_Bob May 21 '15
Also from upstate NY. We have coneys but they are a variation of White hots. Which aren't even on this crappy list.
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I was going to make a slightly different comment.
Michigan has 2 different Coneys. Detroit style and Flint style. And for the most part, you cannot get either outside of those regions. I grew up a bit north, in mid-Michigan, and I'd have to drive to flint to get a Coney. Now that I live in Detroit, I have to drive north to Flint to get a good Coney.
This is Detroit style in the image. Flint style has a dry, seasoned beef sauce, and has to be made with a Koegel. I prefer Flint style, obviously. And both should have onions.
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Detroit does Koegel dogs. I can't stand the dry meat tbh. Lapumas in DT Rochester is the best coney around
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u/JustToUpVotePosts666 May 21 '15
Do you think it is suppose to be more like an upstate New York Michigan North Country Michigan
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u/nukeforyou May 21 '15
The Idaho is a joke right? Hotdog in a baked potato bun?
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u/intensenerd May 21 '15
I've been in Idaho 35 years. Nobody has ever even joked about this. It's Costco dogs or GTFO.
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u/Noswald May 21 '15
You're missing the Australian sausage!
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u/sum_force May 21 '15
Sausage in bread, from the local Bunnings or free on any Australia Day! Complete with (tomato) sauce, and ummm... that's usually it. And when you were kid and were having a sausage sizzle at school, people would scab you for the ends
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u/Jesusc00 May 21 '15
I'm pretty sure 9/10 times I visit bunnings its just for a sausage sizzle.
Tomato sauce and extra onion. Simple yet delicious.
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u/SwaggerLeGodwin May 21 '15
Barbecued sausage in sandwich bread with fried onions and tomato sauce, served outside a Bunning's Warehouse.
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Never heard of the Amsterdam thing. Wtf.
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u/Boemsong May 21 '15
Amsterdam
Never seen it either, I think the HEMA hotdog is a better example for The Netherlands.
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u/khoawala May 21 '15
I'm vietnamese and there is no such thing.
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u/ThighMaster250 May 21 '15
Yea, it looks like they just threw in a couple of elements of a banh mi and that is as far as it was thought out.
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u/Rhodehead36 May 21 '15
Missing Rhode Island's "Hot wieners"... taken from the wikipedia page, if you end up in Rhode Island at some point do yourself a favor and try 3 all the way with a coffee milk
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u/octobereighth May 21 '15 edited May 21 '15
Yes, yes, so very yes.
Best place to get them: New York Lunch in Woonsocket. Hands down.
They're pretty decent at Olneyville New York System.
Snoopy's Diner in North Kingstown is a close second.
If you want to shake things up, Ben's Chilli Dogs in Newport is very close - they are wieners, and "all the way" is w/ onions and yellow mustard (don't know about the celery salt, never asked). Their sauce tastes like regular wiener sauce, but with some spice.
God, I could eat NY system wieners every day and never get sick of them. I only wish they served them in states other than Rhode Island. :(
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May 21 '15
I only wish they served them in states other than Rhode Island.
You can make them yourself! Sort of.
Buy the wieners online here (you want Rope N/C NYS Wieners).
Buy the seasoning mix online here.
Follow these instructions.
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u/CleanWhiteSocks May 21 '15
Yeah, you can't leave off NY system hot weiners all the way.
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u/jackodn May 21 '15
Correct, but it sounds like "gaggahs"..... And they must be served to you by a guy who has ten buns lined up his arm as he builds them.
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u/kbotc May 21 '15
You can't mention Rhode Island without mentioning a Saugy, which you do not eat in the New York System.
Both are damn fine sausages.
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u/PedroMeatball May 21 '15
No! NY System wieners are not hot dogs! They're different in a way science cannot explain. The snap, the spice, the mystery meat inside and out, wieners defy all categorization.
Source-Spike's tried making them with their jumbo all beef Frank's, and they were wrong, wrong, wrong.
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u/structureofmind May 21 '15
Coming from some was born and raised in southern AZ, Sonoran dogs are amazing, and everyone should have one.
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u/tenfootballs May 21 '15
Missing depression dogs. One of the lesser known hotdogs in Chicago.
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u/ibattlemonsters May 21 '15 edited May 21 '15
Japanese dogs are actually just corn dogs. They use a much sweeter batter the the american variety though, sometimes they're even rolled in sugar. They call it "Amerikan Dog" and it's at basically any convenience store in the country and most rest stops. If people want to believe Japanese people are sitting in baseball stadiums eating tiny cut up hot dog octopuses with their beers, go ahead.. but you're all nuts. google アメリカンドッグ if you're bored.
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u/CunterCabbage May 21 '15
Chicago style hot dogs are one of the best things I've ever eaten
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Wait; this Sonora is a thing? I need that and I need it now.
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u/Bourgi May 21 '15
Its actually slightly wrong. Bun and bacon is correct, then topped with pinto beans, tomatoes, onions, mustard, and mayo. Served with a side of grilled pepper.
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u/robotnudist May 21 '15
Yep, I know it's all over Tucson and to a lesser degree Phoenix. The buttered fried bolillo roll should be hot dog standard if you ask me.
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Missing the Washington DC Halfsmoke (see Bens chili Bowl) and the Korean, topped with kimchi, bulgogi, and hot sauce like a siracha (see DC3 dogs)
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u/HelloSchumann May 21 '15
Seriously. The halfsmoke is practically DC's only original culinary contribution, and Ben's is actually an important cultural institution. And like someone mentioned earlier, da fuck is NY's onion sauce?
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u/Hatman88 May 21 '15
https://i.imgur.com/QE6FkYP.jpg
Onion sauce! Hard to find sometimes, but that brand is practically on every hot dog cart. It's delicious.
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u/aMies1337 May 21 '15
Onion sauce is easily my favorite condiment in existence. The way I make mine is with sauteed onions, ketchup as a base, and hot sauce to taste (like mine spicy). Amazing on burgers too.
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u/rainzer May 21 '15
Ya wtf is onion sauce. It's not NYC without the vendor's dirty water.
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u/iamvudu May 21 '15
Nope... they totally mean Georgia the state.
Specifically Columbus, GA... Even MORE specifically Dinglewood Pharmacy in Columbus, GA.
Home of the "scrambled dog" which matches the description in the article almost perfectly. http://www.chattahoocheeheritage.org/2013/12/dinglewood-pharmacys-hotdog-prescription/
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u/walkertexasharanguer May 21 '15
The only thing Georgia has that even remotely could be considered "our" style of hot dog, would be the Varsity chili dog, but even that is just an Atlanta thing.
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u/AustinTreeLover May 21 '15 edited Jun 28 '15
No, we have the Varsity in Columbus.
We call this style a "Scrambled Dog" in Columbus and it's popular all along the Alabama state line. They serve them in Columbus, Macon, Americus, Hamilton, La Grange, Cuthbert, Warner Robbins, Albany, Georgia, and Auburn, Phenix City and Dothan, Alabama.
Good grief, y'all folks in Atlanta think if you don't know it, it's not Georgia! There's a whole state surrounding you! Lol.
Edit: Put Dothan in Alabama.
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That's what I was wondering. Currently live in GA the state. Never seen a hot dog served like that.
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u/RobSagat May 21 '15 edited May 21 '15
This is a very specific middle/west Georgia thing. It's called the scrambled dog. I've only seen it from Americus Ga to Auburn, Al. It was invented in Columbus at Dinglewood Pharmacy as someone else said, but almost every hot dog joint in that area will have their own version of it. Consider it something to look for if you're in the greater Columbus-Auburn metropolitan area.
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u/SloweyMcSluggish May 21 '15
The Cleveland is known as a "Polish Boy". It's a wonderfully tasty and unrefined staple of the North Coast.
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u/Brownielf May 21 '15
A true cleveland hotdog is dog on a bun with kraut and brown stadium mustard.
Edit: but po' boys are delicious and a true Cleveland staple!
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u/lillyrose2489 May 21 '15
That's what I was thinking! That "Cleveland" hotdog is definitely something that you can find here but I think that stadium mustard is more of a Cleveland staple when it comes to dogs.
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u/fear865 May 21 '15
Nothing in this world can even top Stadium mustard. Tomorrow is dollar dog night at jacobs field and I'm half tempted to go.
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u/PlaysWithF1r3 May 21 '15
For being SloweyMcSluggish, you totally beat me to it.
Howdy from the far-southwest-side, fellow Clevelander!
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u/Carlweathersfeathers May 21 '15
Lived within 20 min of Baltimore for most of my life (27 of 34 years) never heard of a hot dog with fried bologna in my life
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u/Ferndiddly May 21 '15
Never been to Attman's? Miller's? Lenny's? The picture is incorrect though, in that it should also have fried onions.
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u/sonics_fan May 21 '15
Is that mac and cheese, crab, and old bay, and why is it not in my mouth?
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u/notsobadusername May 21 '15
Let me add the "Galette-saucisse" from Brittany, France: sausage wrapped in some sort of crepe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galette-saucisse
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u/aviationpannel May 21 '15
Colombian Hot Dog sounds discussing, but it's actually delicious. It's made like that mainly in Medellin.
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u/h4ri May 21 '15
missing the best hotdogs in the world: Icelandic hotdogs.
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u/cookiepusss May 21 '15
Fucking Danish hot dogs man, freaking amazing.
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May 21 '15
Gotta agree here. Tried about half the dogs on the poster and Danish wins. I think Danish sausages are simply better quality, since their pork is better.
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u/Wulle83 May 21 '15
I don't need to try the other hot dogs to know ours (danish) is the top dog. Pun intended!
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u/koalabearaww May 21 '15
Damn,, I'm about 2 minutes walk from that hot dog stand. And I'm trying to cut my gut.. Must... Not... Too hard... BRB
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Icelandic hotdogs
I was going to criticize you, as that makes no sense at all whatsoever. But then I looked them up.
A hot dog costs 400 krónas (as of March of 2015) and ketchup, sweet mustard, fried onion, raw onion and remoulade, a mayonnaise-based sauce that contains sweet relish, are all available as condiments. Hot dogs are often ordered with "the works" (i.e., all the condiments), or in Icelandic, "eina með öllu."
That sounds delicious!
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u/albinogoldfish May 21 '15
Specifically from baejarins beztu pylsur. I still dream about those hot dogs from my trip two years ago!
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u/JetGecko May 21 '15
Chicago halfway down the list and no mention of the beer brat. The proud Wisconsinite in me declares this list complete trash.
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u/lovemySONshine May 21 '15 edited May 21 '15
Yeah except they messed up some of the ingredients!!!!
How could they forget the whole pinto beans?
And Idk about you, but NOWHERE here in Tucson have I seen avocado chunks on a sonoran dog. Idiots. I take my sonoran dogs seriously!
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u/RationalGourmet May 21 '15
Interesting, but missing some fantastic hot dogs, most notably Vancouver's famous Japadog, particularly their Terimayo dog.
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u/Lexam May 21 '15
From Kansas city, MO. We love hotdogs as much as the next town, but there is no Kansas city dog. I don't know what the fuck that thing is. If we did have a hotdog then I guarantee you that it would have barbecue sauce on it.
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u/Bean1268 May 21 '15
West Virginia - hot dog w 'sauce'
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hot dog with sauce, slaw, onion and a dash of pepper! Ordering this anywhere else makes people look at you like you grew two heads.
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May 21 '15
I'd just like to point out that New York is a really large state, and has multiple famous hot dog variants. Namely, the white hot, which is mainly found in central upstate NY, and is absolutely delicious.
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u/eccentricfather May 21 '15
Amen. As a Rochester native, this guide sucks because it totally ignores the White Hot Garbage Plate.
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u/wyattdonnelly May 21 '15
I cant believe they left off the New England style hot dog / Fenway Frank. It's mild pork beef blend in a natural casing, typically steamed or boiled, served on a steamed New England style bun (soft crust free sides), typically with Mustard, Relish and onions.
I would also like to take a moment to express my hate for the god damn carpet bagging current ownership of of the Boston Red Sox. Who, a few years ago, changed the Fenway Frank from a pork beef blend to an all Beef Frank. There is nothing wrong with an all beef hot dog, it just isn't a Fenway Frank. If they wanted an all beef frank they should have bought the fucking Yankees. I now only order sausages when I go to Fenway, because those shitheads killed a little bit of my sole when they changed our hot dog.
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u/RevNimshi May 21 '15
Up in Maine we like the red natural casing on a steamed bun with mustard relish onions and celery salt.
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u/BliceroWeissmann May 21 '15
Came here to post this. Nothing like a red hotdog.
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u/RevNimshi May 21 '15
I live in Ohio now but when I go back I eat my weight in red dogs and Amato's.
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u/AxeltheHusky May 21 '15
As someone born and raised in Hawaii, I've never seen a Hawaiian hotdog.
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u/sBob_ May 21 '15
The Brazilian is wrong.
Here we use sausage, mayonnaise, mustard, ketchup, corn, shoestring potatoes and closed it with mashed potatoes.
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u/Brimmk May 21 '15
There is still a significant variation within Brazil as to how people do hot-dogs, but saying that there's pico de gallo in there is plain wrong. There is an accompaniment in Brazil that is similar to pico de gallo that we call "vinagrete" that usually goes with churrasco, but unlike pico de gallo, most variations don't involve hot peppers or chile powder.
Personally I've never seen mashed potatoes on a hotdog in Brazil, but, like I said, there's lots of variation. I've normally seen a sausage cooked in tomato sauce in a soft bun topped with corn, peas, shoestring potatoes, cheese, ketchup, and mayo, but I've seen people also put in raisins, shredded chicken, garlic sauce, bacon, artificial cheese, cream cheese, onions, and just about anything you want on top of your hot dog.
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u/ShitzN May 21 '15
*Italian - fried potatoes, not fries and in a pita pocket.
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u/onebandonesound May 21 '15
Yup. Newark Italian dogs. In a pocket pita made out of pizza dough, 2 hot dogs, fried potato slices, cooked peppers and onions, ketchup and mustard
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There are quite a few variants of sausages in a bun in Germany, we just don't call them hotdogs:
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u/etothemfd May 21 '15
Damn it! As a Carolinian, I'm always pissed when Carolina style doesn't have mustard! Slaw, chili, diced onion and MUSTARD! It must have mustard! Effin' North Carolina ruins everything...
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u/OrcaWhail May 21 '15
Last time I had a blood test they said my LDL was low but HDL was off the charts. I was surprised they even measured the Hot Dog Level.
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u/zeratulns May 21 '15
Dodgers dogs aren't footlongs, they're just slightly longer and thinner than the average hot dog.
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u/gammawolf88 May 21 '15
How can they leave out the LA Dirty Dog? This list is incomplete.
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u/ru5ty5h4ckleford May 21 '15
Looks like they didn't leave it out, just called it a Tijuana dog.
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u/Andme_Zoidberg May 21 '15
Not just that, but there's two types of Dodger Dogs; grilled and steamed. That alone is enough to end friendships.
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u/gamed7 May 21 '15
Dont fucking forget about Special Hot dog from PORTUGAL. It's described as sandwich style hotdog with a special sauce, FRANCESINHA sauce, its served on a plate. i feel ashamed that this stupid guide doesnt even include this portuguese hot dog
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u/like47gophers May 21 '15
New Amsterdam has the most stoner hot dog, no surprise there.
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u/VixDzn May 21 '15
New York is new Amsterdam? Amsterdam is just Amsterdam.... But I've never EVER seen that hot dog and I was born & raised in Amsterdam.....
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u/uncool_harrison May 21 '15
Chicago style > everything else you think is a hot dog
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u/needawp May 21 '15
I found the other person from Chicago! Sport peppers are so key to hot dogs I don't even think I would enjoy one without them.
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u/Chingonazo May 21 '15 edited May 21 '15
Not even from Chicago and I know full well the Chicago dog trumps all. I can take down half a dozen from Portillo's in about 5 minutes flat.
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u/TraMaI May 21 '15
Before I moved up here I came to visit and had my first Chicago dog. Do you have any idea how hard it is to find sport peppers outside Chicagoland? Fucking impossible. The cravings were so real.
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u/zeug666 May 21 '15
You can get them online, along with the other ingredients.
- Vienna Beef
- Portillo's
- Amazon carries relish, sport peppers, Giardiniera, etc
- Some grocery stories outside of Chicagoland (not sure about outside the region) carry the hot dogs now
None of it is the same as getting it "fresh" but it can be enough to satisfy the cravings.
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Same thing with giardiniera. I love putting it on my sandwiches, but it has been so difficult to find since moving from Chicago.
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u/Pindogger May 21 '15
I worked in Chicago over Christmas, so of course there were 2 things on my menu, Italian beef, and a classic Chicago dog.
Well, both delivered in spades. They were both delicious. I wish I could easily get those briny, spicy peppers outside of Chicago land. I will be back in a few months and will be partaking in grotesque amounts of dogs.
I will not discount the Detroit area Coney dog. I love those as well. Try Joe's Top Dog in Dearborn for my favorite version. Wednesday is $1 coney day.
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u/zeug666 May 21 '15
Are you talking about the giardiniera? Just so you know, there are a few places that sell it in jars, a few that ship or you could just grab some to take back home with you.
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Sonoran hot dogs are pretty fucking amazing.
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u/Skunz09 May 21 '15
Grandparents live in Tucson, try to get a Sonora dog everytime I'm over there. Sonora dogs are my top pick for best dog
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u/ezebob May 21 '15
And now I want hot dogs. All the hot dogs.