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    What Goes On Your Hot Dog?

    Did the hot dog thing for Labor Day.

    Do you put "normal" things on a dog, or do you throw some weird things on there?

    I like mayo and salsa on a hot dog. It's a Mexican thing. First had them like that in TJ, 30 some odd years ago.

    Also like a BLT dog on ocassion. Yep BLT on a hot dog.

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    I'm from near Chicago, but I'm not a Chicago-style hot dog kinda guy. Mustard and chopped onion only please.
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    I'm a one of a kind when it comes to what I want on my dogs...I want bright green relish, tomato, a dill pickle spear and ketchup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by badart View Post
    I'm from near Chicago, but I'm not a Chicago-style hot dog kinda guy. Mustard and chopped onion only please.
    I'm not from Chicago, but get a Chicago Dog everytime I'm there - yummy. Mustard and onion only otherwise (same with brats).

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    Generally, just mustard, but I like Chicago-style dogs as well.
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    Depends on mood at the time. Mostly yellow mustard and onion. Chicago style is alright but a bit sloppy. Relish and ketchup are good too. I think my favorite is just plain if it's a quality (is there such a thing?) dog. I do not like Nathan's. The spices just don't get it for me.

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    Kertchup and onions. On bratwurst it is sharf senf.

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    yellow mustard
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    I used to like those Frank-N-Stuff dogs on the grill w/o a bun, but I can't find 'em anymore...


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    Mustard and relish, sometimes onion.

    Don't care for hot dogs with lots of stuff on them.
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    Usually a little mustard, a little DILL relish, diced onions...and lately always Cholula. Occasionally I enjoy the krout on it.

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    Ketchup only...no mustard, relish or onions for me. I don't mind a 'plain' either and will have it that way often too.
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    Mustard and Relish.

    Unless its an Oscar Mayer dog, then it's every condiment in the house, in hopes the dog won't fit.
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    Mustard, diced onions, baked beans, Coopers Sharp cheese, relish....and sometimes kraut.......my mouth is watering, that ain't right this late hour

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