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If you have rules for what condiments are allowed or not allowed on a hotdog, go back to Russia,. This is America.
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hemophilia posted:Chili (no beans), and cheese on the dog or i'm eating something else Chili with beans is the only chili worth eating. hemophilia posted:if you put beans on a hotdog you've just hosed up in a seriously unforgivable way that's all im sayin dude Baked beans taste great on a hot dog - maybe add some spicy mustard or jalapeno slices for some kick. Thank me later, philistine.
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Sep 8, 2016 22:46
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I generally like mustard on a hot dog, but if I eat one in Chicago I think I'll go out of my way to find some ketchup to put on it. Loosen up, Chicago. God forbid you try something like a galbi taco. There's a reason you never hear the word "innovation" coupled with "Chicago."
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Sep 9, 2016 01:43
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What a sad, sad dish. It looks like a bowl of particularly fresh dog food.
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Sep 9, 2016 01:45
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Infidel Castro posted:Here in Wisconsin we have something called Secret Stadium Sauce which is like a halfway between ketchup and BBQ sauce and it owns on brats. It is also good on hot dogs, but we eat more brats. Stadium Sauce and some spicy brown mustard; good poo poo man. That sounds tasty. From this I think it's safe to conclude Wisconsin > Chicago.
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Sep 9, 2016 02:30
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CaptainSarcastic posted:I like to microwave hotdogs and then put them on slices of white bread, apply some Frito Lay jalapeno cheese dip to them, and squirt a healthy amount of sriracha on top. Whatever floats your boat my friend. This is America. We invented cheese in a can, and we can dam well put whatever condiments we want on our hot dogs. To the critics: don't hate our freedom.
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