What's On Hot Dogs Where You Live?
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My Mother's best friend lived in Lorain, Ohio and my great aunt in Mentor. We visited every summer the highlight being Cedar Point
for us kids. I remember at one of the beaches, Elyria maybe there was a huge concrete basket planter that I thought was the coolest thing in the world. Back on topic, NOWHERE was there a real hotdog (chile and slaw) to be found IIRC in those days.. Cedar Point did have excellent French fries thouigh.
Piel
My Mother's best friend lived in Lorain, Ohio and my great aunt in Mentor. We visited every summer the highlight being Cedar Point
for us kids. I remember at one of the beaches, Elyria maybe there was a huge concrete basket planter that I thought was the coolest thing in the world. Back on topic, NOWHERE was there a real hotdog (chile and slaw) to be found IIRC in those days.. Cedar Point did have excellent French fries thouigh.Piel
Piel,
I haven't been out to Cedar Point since my kids were teens. By then, the LAST thing a kid wants around is Mom! They hang out in packs, like wolves! In fact, I haven't been to Geauga Lake -- before it became Six Flags and since it went back to Geauga Lake -- either.
I have, however, been to the Rock Hall and the Zoo without them. One of those close things to do with friends on the spur of the moment.
I haven't been out to Cedar Point since my kids were teens. By then, the LAST thing a kid wants around is Mom! They hang out in packs, like wolves! In fact, I haven't been to Geauga Lake -- before it became Six Flags and since it went back to Geauga Lake -- either.
I have, however, been to the Rock Hall and the Zoo without them. One of those close things to do with friends on the spur of the moment.
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Let me tell you about the best hot dog that I ever had, and I only can find it in STL, MO. It's very popular at hockey and ball games. These are kosher hot dogs with grilled onions and grilled sauerkraut, YUM!!!! Absolutely outstanding. I can't comment on the toppings in upstate NY, but I haven't heard about anything unusual.
In Russia, hot dogs are normally eaten w/o the bun, just boiled or fried up, and are served with catchup. Oh yes, it's also a typical breakfast food!
Yana
In Russia, hot dogs are normally eaten w/o the bun, just boiled or fried up, and are served with catchup. Oh yes, it's also a typical breakfast food!
Yana
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Personally, I don't eat hotdogs. But here you can get them with anything you want on them. There's even a few hotdog chains - Nathans, Gray's Papaya, other random Papayas. There's even a place in NJ, Ruggs? that deep fries them.
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In CT, mustard and sweet relish, mustand and sauerkraut,mustard and dill relish, chili and cheese, ketchup only, cheese only, and onions can be found on any of these.
While we lived in VT, sometimes you would see a hotdog like in Eastern Township, Quebec-very finely cut coleslaw with a vinegary dressing with mustard. This is excellent, and I make it at home sometimes.
While we lived in VT, sometimes you would see a hotdog like in Eastern Township, Quebec-very finely cut coleslaw with a vinegary dressing with mustard. This is excellent, and I make it at home sometimes.
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