Wash it down with one of these:
Natty Boh! My man!
Tip so the batter holds-- dry the hotdog and roll in a bit of flour before dipping!!!
Need some Wasabi on thereâŚ!
100%
There was a place in Vancouver a long time ago called Jappa Dogs and they did this sort of things.
And a Japanese place that only sold cream puffs and they were amazing.
My Mom used to split the Hotdogs, stuff with cheese and bacon then put them under the broilerâA few weeks ago, I did that but wrapped them in bread dough and baked themâŚ
NummâŚ
Try buttering both sides of a slice of âTexas Toastâ white bread-- grill, then fold and use as a bun!
Why do packs of hot dogs and packs of buns not come in the same quantities? I shouldnât have to do math to make hotdogs.
Some sort of sick capitalist / consumerism agenda
Capitalism?
I have a box of cookies beside me that contains 453 grams. What happened to the other gram? One gram. Silly.
Joins the other 452 âsingle gramsâ to make one extra fullbox = profit
Yeah shrinkflation is everywhere man.
This thread is making the chicken wings Iâve been brining since yesterday and marinating since this morning less and less appealing. Now all I want is to feast on all of the different types of hotdogs being showcased up in here. They all look so good! Appreciate everyone sharing their favorite types Much love
Thank you for the pro tip! @Lady.Zandra63
They make it down below the Mason-Dixon Line .
I got one a few months ago. I think they were better back in the day, but they were still good.
its called a mclobster in canada (clever, eh??) and i was shocked at how good it was. quite a bit of actual lobster meat like full claws etc. its on a crappy hotdog type bun and isnt that great, but still impressive for mcdonalds seafood
edit: apparently its a âmchomardâ now? wtf is a homard??
Ya, it was McHomard in New Brunswick for the French speaking population. Homard is lobster in french.