Ketchup on hot dog poll

D oyou use ketchup on your hot dogs?

  • Yes

    Votes: 62 49.6%

  • No

    Votes: 57 45.6%

  • Hot dogs are disgusting!!!!!

    Votes: 6 4.8%
  • Total voters
    125
  • Poll closed .
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David
Seeing the other posting about the ketchup firing, I am curious how many use ketchup on their hot dog and who does not. Your answers will be anonymous.

David
 
Good grief.

Ketchup is for hamburgers.

Relish is for hotdogs.
 
Not opposed to ketchup on a dog, I'd prefer beanless chili, mustard and onions. I chose "Yes" but I'd also like to chose that they are disgusting. I toured the Bryan foods hot dog plant when we were doing a fund raiser for Lebohner hospital and they donated "ALL" the food. It took me 2 years to eat another hot dog.
 
Mustard ,onions,chili and chese,everything else belongs on a hamburg .
 
I've been a chili-only hot dog guy for a long time. Sometimes chili and cheese.

Then I had my first Chicago hot dog. Really strange toppings, but they work, too.
 
The last hotdog I ate was 20 years ago.

It gave me food poisoning.

Never eat a hotdog that comes off those little rolling machines in convenience stores:no::vomit:
 
flhrci said:
Seeing the other posting about the ketchup firing, I am curious how many use ketchup on their hot dog and who does not. Your answers will be anonymous.

David
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Mustard or Chili (but not both). Relish/Onions - yuck! Ketchup is for hamburgers or hamburger steak - never for french fries.

Dave
 
I chose yes because sometimes I do. Hebrew National with French's mustard and Heinz ketchup. That's what I was raised with. However, I prefer just a brown mustard these days, or brown mustard and sauerkraut. I will also do onions, chilli and relish. Variety is a good thing.
 
In Angeles City outside Clark, the street vendor was mashing rice bugs in a little can and using a paint brush to put the juice on his hot dogs. Pretty good.

Otherwise, just mustard. NO ketchup.
 
I love hot dogs and I put whatever is available on them. One of the things I miss about retiring from the aquatic center is the hotdogs.
 
Yellow mustard only is the perfect hot dog.

Ketchup is retarded. Take a fruit that tastes so bad people eat it as a vegetable, mix it with sugar and water to make it sickly sweet? No thanks.
 
Slaw dog with mustard and onions. A poppy seed bun is a good bonus.

The best slaw dogs I've eaten were in Muscle Shoals, AL.
 
I like the way ketchup and mustard go together, I don't like ketchup only, can tolerate mustard only, but both? YUM!

Now for perfection, Skyline Cheese coney, extra mustard. I like the onions, but usually end up sleeping on the sofa if I get them so I very rarely partake in that topping.
 
I think the poll results are pretty much showing that Chicagoans don't know hot dogs afterall.

They do make a delicious version of a gimmick dog, but truth told, gimmicks are only for those times when you want to feel prissy and special.

Never ketchup on a Chicago dog. Always ketchup on a normal dog.
 
Hot dogs are a necessary part of our food supply as they gives us another option besides selling it to the Chinese or Russians, on what to do with all of the leftover crap from our slaughterhouses that Americans will not knowingly buy or eat.

-John
 
SkyHog said:
I think the poll results are pretty much showing that Chicagoans don't know hot dogs afterall.

They do make a delicious version of a gimmick dog, but truth told, gimmicks are only for those times when you want to feel prissy and special.

Never ketchup on a Chicago dog. Always ketchup on a normal dog.
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You know, I always heard about New York hotdog stands and what good hotdogs you get in New York City. So the first time I went to New York City I found a hotdog stand and got a hotdog. It was terrible. Just an old boiled wiener on a soggy steamed bun. What the heck. Either I was unlucky enough to hit the worst hotdog stand in NYC, or people in NYC don't have very high hotdog standards. Same with New York Pizza. What the heck is New York City Style Pizza? I've not had a good Pizza in NYC. I know, I know, there are places in NYC with good pizzas, you just have to know where they are. Well if that is the case, don't try to make believe that all of NYC is known for pizza.
 
John Baker said:
Hot dogs are a necessary part of our food supply as they gives us another option besides selling it to the Chinese or Russians, on what to do with all of the leftover crap from our slaughterhouses that Americans will not knowingly buy or eat.

-John
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That is a very mean thing to say John. Why do you want to try and ruin it for us hotdog lovers?
 
Maxmosbey said:
That is a very mean thing to say John. Why do you want to try and ruin it for us hotdog lovers?
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Actually, I love them as well. They have found a way to make eyeballs and ahsosels taste great. It might be the use of spices or something.

-John
 
Ketchup is for kids. Get a good quality dog, or a touch of seasoning burger, or fresh eggs, or even fresh cut fries, and you won't need catsup.
 
Ketchup
Mustard
Sweet Relish
Minced onion
Celery Salt
Diced tomato
Dill spear
and Jalapeno pepper
on a Vienna Beef frank, GRILLED, NOT BOILED on a Poppyseed bun.

Pearls before swine....
 
Come to Chicago, find a Portillos or any hotdog restaurant, order a Hotdog with Everything. Ketchup won't be on there.
 
What is it about hot dogs that brings out a great concern about what other people are putting on their meat? :dunno:
 
flhrci said:
Seeing the other posting about the ketchup firing, I am curious how many use ketchup on their hot dog and who does not. Your answers will be anonymous.

David
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Hot dogs are disgusting. I usually don't use ketchup, but sometimes I do. I vote for all three.
 
Best dogs are in Tijuana, wrapped with bacon and grilled, add onions and some real hot sauce.
 
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