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scott wrote:Historically, I would eat a hotdog prepared in one of three ways...

Nothing on it but ketchup
or
Nothing but ketchup and cheese
or
Nothing but chili and cheese.


I would not eat a hotdog prepared in either of the ways you have listed. So I will vote "other"

we'll be sure to count your vote.

I didn't even know what a Chicago Dog was until a year ago.
Now I don't eat a hotdog any other way.

You people are geniuses when it comes to preparing lips n' assholes shoved into a casing.
And it has real veges on it.
Sort of.
Event though I don't know WTF that neon green relish is all about.

Viva la sport pepper!

-A

kenoki wrote:

Hexpane wrote:I guess mustard and onions is the way to go, the tomatoes and celery salt actually sounds good, but i've yet to visit CHItown.

let chicago visit your kitchen. you will not be disappointed.

Thats my next slogan tattoo! if I had tatts that is. Its catchy tho, it has to be some sort of tagline somewhere, make it so!

maybe for some sort of pre packaged hot dog delio or something...

I smell money on this one, its got me hooked and wanting hot dogs... which I used to not like!

Mustard and grilled onions.

Loves me some Skyline but became a fat fuck 'cause of the Chicago.

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kenoki wrote:chicago....





and coney. mm... why should you have to pick?

I prefer Chicago style myself, but also like a hotdog with chili, cheese and onions. Preferably, one of each.

My girlfriends likes to put ketchup on hotdogs, nothing else. Despite that, I still love her.

Antero wrote:Mustard and grilled onions.

These are the proper condiments on a polish sausage.

I could like both... Alas I've never had a Chicago dog...

But as i've always understood it there must be kraut on a dog... for it to be NYC.

I don't think I could eat a dog with out mustard.

Scott... you're a pussy. Only girls eat hotdogs with catsup.

I have a substantial aversion to pickle seeds (among other vegetable seeds) and until some brilliant proprietor uses seeded pickles I will have to go with the coney dog. On ocassion I will put forth the effort to remove the seeds from the pickle spear but this practice requires a knife and a fork, instruments not usually associated with eating a hot dog, not to mention the looks I get cutting the seeds out of a pickle.

Jon

This isn't even a contest. Chicago Dog all the way.