A Real (Hot) Dog of a Thread

[Longhorned]

The Sonoran hot dog features mayo. Back before the invention of the Sonoran hot dog, I remember customers at street carts in Nogales slathering mayo, mustard, and ketchup on their hot dogs. If you want to look and feel more Sonoran, don't forget the mayo.

[ghostwhitehorse]

The Sonoran hot dog features mayo. Back before the invention of the Sonoran hot dog, I remember customers at street carts in Nogales slathering mayo, mustard, and ketchup on their hot dogs. If you want to look and feel more Sonoran, don't forget the mayo.

Chipotle Mayo of course.

[gumby]

The Sonoran hot dog features mayo. Back before the invention of the Sonoran hot dog, I remember customers at street carts in Nogales slathering mayo, mustard, and ketchup on their hot dogs. If you want to look and feel more Sonoran, don't forget the mayo.

You should run a mayo clinic. Saw a sign yesterday outside some food joint touting "Reuben Pizza." Yet another simple food that's gotten ridiculous.

[cats101]

This thread has motivated me to go to el guelo canelo. Brb

[JMarkJohns]

The "ketchup has no place on a hot dog" rule is bullshit.

Right, but it is true of mayo in just about any context.

A fancy hot dog is an oxymoron. Way too many iterations in the OP.

My guilty pleasure is a dog with No Beans Hormel chili, cheddar and onions. In all other context, I prefer beans with chili.

Haven't had one in a while, but in college I loved replacing the chili with Manwich on a Chili Dog. Would get some crinkle-cut fries with it as well.

[beames]

For Phoenix folks, El Guero is about to open a location at 51st avenue and McDowell! Finally, decent Sonoran food here.

[gumby]

The "ketchup has no place on a hot dog" rule is bullshit.

Right, but it is true of mayo in just about any context.

A fancy hot dog is an oxymoron. Way too many iterations in the OP.

My guilty pleasure is a dog with No Beans Hormel chili, cheddar and onions. In all other context, I prefer beans with chili.

Haven't had one in a while, but in college I loved replacing the chili with Manwich on a Chili Dog. Would get some crinkle-cut fries with it as well.

That sounds good.

[JMarkJohns]

The "ketchup has no place on a hot dog" rule is bullshit.

Right, but it is true of mayo in just about any context.

A fancy hot dog is an oxymoron. Way too many iterations in the OP.

My guilty pleasure is a dog with No Beans Hormel chili, cheddar and onions. In all other context, I prefer beans with chili.

Haven't had one in a while, but in college I loved replacing the chili with Manwich on a Chili Dog. Would get some crinkle-cut fries with it as well.

That sounds good.

It is. Got a nice spice to it. Little cheddar or pepper jack and it's good eats. Same with fries.

[azgreg]

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

[ASUHATER!]

Mayo on a hot dog is good in certain situations

[ghostwhitehorse]

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

Done this too.

[gumby]

Mayo on a hot dog is good in certain situations

As in," Eat this hot dog with mayo or we shoot your dog."

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

Is that like a sandwich?

[azgreg]

Mayo on a hot dog is good in certain situations

As in," Eat this hot dog with mayo or we shoot your dog."

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

Is that like a sandwich?

What's a sandwich?

[ASUHATER!]

Mayo on a hot dog is good in certain situations

As in," Eat this hot dog with mayo or we shoot your dog."

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

Is that like a sandwich?

No no. A nice spicy mayo is good on a hot dog.

[catgrad97]

Mayo on a hot dog is good in certain situations

As in," Eat this hot dog with mayo or we shoot your dog."

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

Is that like a sandwich?

What's a sandwich?

A hamburger without the burger.

[azgreg]

Mayo on a hot dog is good in certain situations

As in," Eat this hot dog with mayo or we shoot your dog."

I've never had mayo on a hot dog. However, I have made a samwich with hot dogs.

Is that like a sandwich?

What's a sandwich?

A hamburger without the burger.

Looks quite sad actually.

[catgrad97]

Not if you make a ham sandwich out of it.



No, not that one.

[ASUHATER!]

Apparently the national hot dog and sausage council officially states that after age 18 it is unacceptable to put ketchup on a hot dog. Onions, sauerkraut, mustard, relish and chili are fine.

[Merkin]

I have also put a hamburger on a hotdog bun, just cut it in half.

Apparently the national hot dog and sausage council officially states that after age 18 it is unacceptable to put ketchup on a hot dog. Onions, sauerkraut, mustard, relish and chili are fine.

But what about mayo?

[gumby]

Gave this place a shot in downtown Spokane. Not a single choice with mustard. WTF? Here is the menu. Price is now $7.

http://www.allmenus.com/wa/spokane/4352 ... awgs/menu/

I got the Good Mama. They criss-cross the ketchup across the bun. Have to eat it with a knife and fork. The ketchup, cheese and "dipping sauce" just made it mush.

It's just a freaking hot dog! Let it breathe!

[azgreg]

[Merkin]

https://www.topixoffbeat.com/slideshow/19296/slide7" target="_blank

[scumdevils86]

Saw that. Disgraceful.

[Merkin]

When they have In-N-Out as the grossest food in California, they really need to reexamine their criteria.

There was a little taco place down the street from me that was really good. My son loved the lengua tacos, but I could never ever get him to eat the Tacos de Ojo. I just stuck with the carne asada.

Used to see some pretty gross stuff in Chinatown too. Had some good friends who were ABCs (first generation American Born Chinese) when I lived in San Francisco who used to take us to restaurants where the local Chinese population ate.

[WildcatStunner]

The grossest food yet El Guerrero Canelo founder gets a James Beard award:

http://tucson.com/thisistucson/eat/el-g ... user-share" target="_blank

[ghostwhitehorse]

The grossest food yet El Guerrero Canelo founder gets a James Beard award:

http://tucson.com/thisistucson/eat/el-g ... user-share" target="_blank

https://www.foodandwine.com/travel/rest ... very-state" target="_blank

Tucson, with its thousands of years of documented food heritage, was not named a UNESCO City of Gastronomy for nothing, back in 2015. We’d like to think it had a great deal to do with the Sonoran dogs, which more often than not come from El Guero Canelo, which has been serving the city for nearly thirty years now. Bacon-wrapped and tucked into a soft, steamed, house-baked bolillo, we’d eat them just like that, but the joy of the Sonoran dog—popular on both sides of the border for generations—is that there’s so much more going on: think beans, onions (raw and fried), mustard, mayo, and the house jalapeño salsa.

[Chicat]

[Longhorned]

When will the Trumpy White Renaissance be over?

[Chicat]

The Weiner Circle stays winning.

Also, they found the guy.