Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Mmmmmmm... mayo on hotdogs... :drooling:

Didn't know 'til now, but Kobayashi's record was broken in June 2007:

Joseph Christian "Jaws" Chestnut is a competitive eater from San Jose, California. Joey set the World Record on June 2, 2007 during the Southwest Regional qualifier for Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest at Arizona Mills Mall in Tempe, AZ, by eating 59.5 hot dogs and buns.

Wynter wrote:Mmmmmmm... mayo on hotdogs... :drooling:

You're like my sister-in-law... :bleh:

I love mayo... Just not on a dawg. :nut:

bmwracer wrote:
Whoops, my mistake: it was in the Japan News thread.

Hmm, now I feel like having a couple of hot dogs for lunch: kosher, mustard, sweet relish, onions... NO mayo.

Thanks for telling me that b-kun. :) It is good to know that I didn't miss it. :sweat: GM and I tend to post the same info. GMTA! :woot: :mrgreen:

I would skip the onions and relish and go for a nice slightly burnt hot dog with a little mustard and a little ketchup. Nice combo! Or mustard and sauerkraut. Another nice combo. Hmmm now I want a kosher hot dog too! :woot: :dancing:

Enna wrote:Thanks for telling me that b-kun. :) It is good to know that I didn't miss it. :sweat: GM and I tend to post the same info. GMTA! :woot: :mrgreen:

I would skip the onions and relish and go for a nice slightly burnt hot dog with a little mustard and a little ketchup. Nice combo! Or mustard and sauerkraut. Another nice combo. Hmmm now I want a kosher hot dog too! :woot: :dancing:

Ketchup???

Itai...! :sweat:

I gotta stop by the market for some Hebrew Nationals now. :sweat: :drooling:

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Triky would be proud..... :hehe: :victory:

It's very difficult to get a good hot dog in Australia.

Although there was a place a long time ago that sold Foot-Long Hot Dogs...

Anime Dad wrote:It's very difficult to get a good hot dog in Australia.

Although there was a place a long time ago that sold Foot-Long Hot Dogs...

Why?

bmwracer wrote:
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LOL Now that's over doing it, tomatoes???
Hot dogs need to stay as they are, unhealthy and fatty hehe, the tomato just offsets that balance hahah :rofl:

TaintedWisdom wrote:LOL Now that's over doing it, tomatoes???
Hot dogs need to stay as they are, unhealthy and fatty hehe, the tomato just offsets that balance hahah :rofl:

That's what they call a Chicago Dog... As opposed to a Coney (Island) Dog...

bmwracer wrote:
That's what they call a Chicago Dog... As opposed to a Coney (Island) Dog...

Hahaha yeah chicago does have every fresh vegetable you could imagine heheeh. I don't eat hot dogs myself but when I did eat them I would always go for the skinny hot dog by sabret with some ketchup, it never fails to satisfy a hungry stomach and has a real good taste. Here in New York they all over the damn place hehe.

ONLY Mustard and relish should be allowed on a hot dog!! NO ketchup, and no mayo either! :bleh:

Fought off the urge to buy some hot dogs at the grocery store on the way home...

Whew. :sweat:

Time to hit the rower.

bmwracer wrote:Fought off the urge to buy some hot dogs at the grocery store on the way home...

Whew. :sweat:

Time to hit the rower.

yea, triky would be proud of your food pictures....

:applaud:

gaijinmark wrote:ONLY Mustard and relish should be allowed on a hot dog!! NO ketchup, and no mayo either! :bleh:

YES.

Though a bit of chopped onion is nice.

gaijinmark wrote:ONLY Mustard and relish should be allowed on a hot dog!! NO ketchup, and no mayo either! :bleh:

I used to be a hot dog purist also, but a friend convinced me to try a little bit of ketchup with the mustard and I am hooked. It adds a touch of sweet to the tart of the mustard. I guess that is what the relish does also. :mrgreen:

TaintedWisdom wrote:I don't eat hot dogs myself but when I did eat them I would always go for the skinny hot dog by sabret with some ketchup, it never fails to satisfy a hungry stomach and has a real good taste. Here in New York they all over the damn place hehe.

Yeah Sabrette and Nathan hot dogs are the best! :woot:

Ack, I broke down and bought some Hebrew Nationals today on the way home....

But they are the 97% fat-free ones. :beaten:


Time to dine...!!!! :victory:

Jaa.

bmwracer wrote:Ack, I broke down and bought some Hebrew Nationals today on the way home....

But they are the 97% fat-free ones. :beaten:


Time to dine...!!!! :victory:

Jaa.

gotta still enjoy the fine foods of junkfood, every now and then, plus you got the 97% fat-free kinds, so you are good. :applaud:

qilver wrote:gotta still enjoy the fine foods of junkfood, every now and then, plus you got the 97% fat-free kinds, so you are good. :applaud:

They don't taste exactly the same though: All the flaor is in the fat, sodium, and nitrites. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
They don't taste exactly the same though: All the flavor is in the fat, sodium, and nitrites. :beaten:

Yeah I know what you mean. I have tried turkey, chicken and non-meat hot dogs and they need those chemicals, salt and fat to taste like the real thing. :hehe: Well b-kun it wouldn't be hot fun in the summertime without eating a hot dog or two, now would it? Enjoy! :woot: :dancing: :woot: