Hot Dogs, part two.
May 9th 2013 | 11:29 am
#16
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
Bick's Hot Dog relish is pretty good, nicer than the green dill relish stuff.
May 9th 2013 | 12:12 pm
#17
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
[QUOTE=Jingsamichty;10701189
When I see the vendors on the street here, I'm reminded of the countless abominations I consumed as a youth while wibble-wobbling around Trafalgar Square waiting for the night bus. Bleeeuuurrghhh.[/QUOTE]
That ghastly looking woman sitting next to you on the night bus was probably me!!!
When I see the vendors on the street here, I'm reminded of the countless abominations I consumed as a youth while wibble-wobbling around Trafalgar Square waiting for the night bus. Bleeeuuurrghhh.[/QUOTE]
That ghastly looking woman sitting next to you on the night bus was probably me!!!
May 9th 2013 | 12:35 pm
#18
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
I can't abide tomato ketchup, mustard of any form of relish so when I have a hotdog, it is in all it's naked glory. Oddly, I don't mind this as I find processed mechanically recovered meat protein rather moreish. Spam, Hot Dogs, Tinned ham. All good. In moderation.
May 9th 2013 | 1:26 pm
#19
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
What's a "hotdog"?
May 9th 2013 | 1:34 pm
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May 9th 2013 | 1:49 pm
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May 9th 2013 | 1:52 pm
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May 9th 2013 | 1:55 pm
#26
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
Locally we have trucks called "Jonesey's". They sell frozen sausage which I buy. Beats a lips and arseholes hot dog any day. Mine are normally done with Colemans and Encona with the bun toasted.
May 10th 2013 | 12:32 am
#28
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
I prefer sausages, they have more actual meat in them
if you check the nutritional content of a hot dog, they usually have way more fat than protein. Since even pork or beef skin is 50% fat, 50% protein (check the nutrition of pork scratchings), this means that a hot dog is mostly animal fat rather than meat.
I'd rather eat a sausage
if you check the nutritional content of a hot dog, they usually have way more fat than protein. Since even pork or beef skin is 50% fat, 50% protein (check the nutrition of pork scratchings), this means that a hot dog is mostly animal fat rather than meat.
I'd rather eat a sausage
Last edited by chanceUK; May 10th 2013 at 12:34 am.
May 10th 2013 | 12:39 am
#29
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Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
I prefer sausages, they have more actual meat in them
if you check the nutritional content of a hot dog, they usually have way more fat than protein. Since even pork or beef skin is 50% fat, 50% protein (check the nutrition of pork scratchings), this means that a hot dog is mostly animal fat rather than meat.
I'd rather eat a sausage
if you check the nutritional content of a hot dog, they usually have way more fat than protein. Since even pork or beef skin is 50% fat, 50% protein (check the nutrition of pork scratchings), this means that a hot dog is mostly animal fat rather than meat.
I'd rather eat a sausage
May 10th 2013 | 12:49 am
#30
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From: Ottineau
Re: Hot Dogs, part two.
Does the butcher on Lakeshore still do hot dogs outside the shop? I remember them well. They were great.
