the random musings not worthy of new thread thread

[Seabiscuit36]

thats my favorite mix on a cheesesteak.  Mayo, Ketchup, and Fried onions

[rjs246]

Mayo and ketchup are both gross. But Mayo is better.

[shorebird]

Mayo works on anything except a hot dog. Gotta' have mustard for a hotdog, and anyone who puts ketchup or mayo on one should be thrown from a moving truck.

[rjs246]

The only things that should ever be put on a hotdog are chili and piles of cheese. In fact, no hot dog should be eaten without them.

[SD_Eagle5]

and bacon, but that goes without saying.

[shorebird]

The only things that should ever be put on a hotdog are chili and piles of cheese. In fact, no hot dog should be eaten without them.

When you do that, it's no longer a hotdog, it then becomes a chilidog. And man, I do luv 'em, but they don't love me. Come to think of it, neither do my co-workers 8-12 hours after I eat one.

[SD_Eagle5]

I'll never forget the time I was in Tijuana and decided to get a chili dog at 4 AM from a street vendor, I've never shtein so much in my life. I'm pretty sure there was a seperate flap for my icehole when I was done getting it all out.

[Rome]

A hot dog at 4:00 AM from a street vendor in Tijuana sounds like the punchline of a joke.

[shorebird]

Speaking of hotdogs, thanks to 7-11, and near about every other convenience store, there are much more than one kind. Theres my old standby, the Polish dog.    Theres the 7-11 all beef quarter pound big bite, or the spicy big bite. And theres the always heartburn inducing but great tasting and rot gut helping, Bahama Mama.

Sounds like SD might have had a little tequila if he's buying chili dogs at 4:00 a.m.  

[rjs246]

and bacon, but that goes without saying.

Actually, that reminds me of this hotdog place in Manhattan that I used to go to all the time. They serve a hotdog, wrapped in bacon, deep fried and covered with guacamole. If that isn't the best thing ever created I don't know what is. So I guess there are actually other ways to eat a hotdog, but not many.

[shorebird]

That sounds delicious. I like almost anything deep fried, especially hotdogs. Can't stand them boiled. That's why I like them off the turning grill from 7-11.

I like 'em with fried onions also. Damn, this threads making me hungry.

[SD_Eagle5]

Sounds like SD might have had a little tequila if he's buying chili dogs at 4:00 a.m.  

You'd have to be really farged up to A) Be in Tijuana that late and B) eat anything from a vendor there

and bacon, but that goes without saying.

Actually, that reminds me of this hotdog place in Manhattan that I used to go to all the time. They serve a hotdog, wrapped in bacon, deep fried and covered with guacamole. If that isn't the best thing ever created I don't know what is. So I guess there are actually other ways to eat a hotdog, but not many.

Whats the place called? I might blow off everything I have to do today and take a road trip. Closest I've come to something like that is a Texas tommy, but deep frying it and putting guacamole on it is taking it to the next level.

[rjs246]

It's called crif dog and it's in the village on St. Marks, I think.

[SD_Eagle5]

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For quick infusions of caloric pleasure, head for Crif Dogs on St. Mark's Place, where the proprietors insist on deep-frying their wieners in great bubbling vats of oil. The result is a shiny, nearly glowing hot dog that bursts with rich flavor, which you can purchase for a few dollars in satisfying Philly-cheese-steak form (smothered in melted cheese and onions) or topped with slices of fresh avocado and bacon, like a BLT. — Adam Platt

wow

[Rome]

If that isn't the best thing ever created I don't know what is.

Edible panties say "hi".