St.Ignatz
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I'm sitting at a high idle this weekend. My wife is in Chicago to visit kin and will be home Monday with Vienna Dogs and Maxwell St. Polish sausages.
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In Search Of: The Great Hot Dog Stand
- Thread starter John in Covina
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grundie
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My wife's home town of Liverpool, NY has a nice hot dog stand called Heids. It's been going since 1917. The 1950s decor of the building is amazing.
I'll admit my knowledge of hot dogs stands is limited, but I rather like it.
I'll admit my knowledge of hot dogs stands is limited, but I rather like it.
Adcurium
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Blackies
We were driving from Northeastern Pa/ Pocono mountains area back to Newport County RI, so since Blackie's was along the way, we stopped. My first-blush impression was 'Good, not great'. I did two wit mustard.
We were driving from Northeastern Pa/ Pocono mountains area back to Newport County RI, so since Blackie's was along the way, we stopped. My first-blush impression was 'Good, not great'. I did two wit mustard.
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Kinney
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Adcurium said:
I've never had one with just the mustard - I've always slopped on the relish, which makes it for me. I suppose if you aren't a relish fan, or want one without, it's much the same as most hot dog stands.
Highlander
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Chicago Style Hot Dogs
Well, I personally Love PAM's Hot Dogs on the Loop In University City (St. Louis). Vienna Brand hot dogs and made JUST RIGHT! Great place to have a dog. Their Web page below:
http://www.pamscsd.com/
Wolfie's in St. Louis is ok too, but the atmosphere at Pam's is great.
Well, I personally Love PAM's Hot Dogs on the Loop In University City (St. Louis). Vienna Brand hot dogs and made JUST RIGHT! Great place to have a dog. Their Web page below:
http://www.pamscsd.com/
Wolfie's in St. Louis is ok too, but the atmosphere at Pam's is great.
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I had 2 Nathans (in the natural casing) hot dogs on white with sauerkraut mixed with grilled onions for lunch today. Beaver brand Deli Mustard and a dab of Heinz. Max the Wonderdog had a few little pieces of his namesake as a wiener dog. From one dog to another, "Hi!"
Just freshening up this post.
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C44Antelope
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I know what you're thinking. Did he eat five hot dogs or six. And to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I lost track myself...
If you're ever in Kankakee, IL - might I suggest the following local favorite - Jaenickie's (pronounced Yawn-eh-kees). Great chili dogs and despite two locations, definitely not a chain.
If you're ever in Kankakee, IL - might I suggest the following local favorite - Jaenickie's (pronounced Yawn-eh-kees). Great chili dogs and despite two locations, definitely not a chain.
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The Hot Dog Files: 12 Tales From America's Era of Sausage-Hating
By Daniel Fromson
Jul 2 2011, 10:30 AM ET 10
Before FDR helped the hot dog become a Fourth of July favorite, it was an outcast associated with squalor, crime, and moonshine
http://www.theatlantic.com/life/arc...es-from-americas-era-of-sausagehating/241338/
By Daniel Fromson
Jul 2 2011, 10:30 AM ET 10
Before FDR helped the hot dog become a Fourth of July favorite, it was an outcast associated with squalor, crime, and moonshine
http://www.theatlantic.com/life/arc...es-from-americas-era-of-sausagehating/241338/
Hugh Beaumont
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The Original Coney Island here in Ft. Wayne....Omigod they are so good..
1961MJS
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Hi
We (Wichita) have a new hot dog stand called Brats N Hots. It's pretty good and it's not expensive.
http://www.bratsnhots.com/
The lunch combo is $6.43 with tax and includes a bunch of different hot dogs, any 5 toppings, one side order, and a drink. It's difficult to beat that. The place is in a new strip mall (BOOOOO), but is clean and the food is well worth $6.50.
Later
We (Wichita) have a new hot dog stand called Brats N Hots. It's pretty good and it's not expensive.
http://www.bratsnhots.com/
The lunch combo is $6.43 with tax and includes a bunch of different hot dogs, any 5 toppings, one side order, and a drink. It's difficult to beat that. The place is in a new strip mall (BOOOOO), but is clean and the food is well worth $6.50.
Later
Harp
I'll Lock Up
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A good bet:Chicago Dogs at Las Vegas airport.
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There's a Pink's at Knott's Berry Farm -- I've been meaning to try it out.
davidraphael
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For me, the best hot dogs (wienerle ('Little Viennas') or, sometimes, rotwuerst) are to be found in Germany and served with mittelscharfer senf (medium hot mustard).
After all, the Germans have been making and eating them for hundreds of years...
My favourite locations for this are :
a) at a butcher I know in a small bavarian village. A few locals gather in the back of his shop every friday morning for sausage and a beer
b) at Viehscheid - the day when all the cows come down the Alps after grazing all summer. Lots of sausage and, yes, more beer!
Outside of Germany, it's gotta be Pinks in LA
But, slightly off topic, the Brits still make the best sausages....
After all, the Germans have been making and eating them for hundreds of years...
My favourite locations for this are :
a) at a butcher I know in a small bavarian village. A few locals gather in the back of his shop every friday morning for sausage and a beer
b) at Viehscheid - the day when all the cows come down the Alps after grazing all summer. Lots of sausage and, yes, more beer!
Outside of Germany, it's gotta be Pinks in LA
But, slightly off topic, the Brits still make the best sausages....
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