Ketchup or Mustard on a Hot Dog

[Classic Finn]

Sehr gut Finn!

Mike...

Ahhh Danke... Das ist gute...

Classic Finn

[Kevin A]

Kevin...don't you remember what Dirty Harry said about ketchup on a hot dog?

Yup, it was that exact quote that inspired this poll.
"Nobody, but Nobody puts mustard on a hot dog"

[Kurt (Indiana)]

My favorite?

Nathan's hot dogs are the only choice for me when I'm doing some serious hot dog munchin'.

Nathan's or Max's (Long Branch, NJ) are the best Dogs I've ever tasted.

Like Joseph said Hebrew Nationals are great dogs too. These three are my favorites.

Our local grocery sold Nathan's (natural casings and skinless) for a while. I love the natural casing dogs the best, but as usual, they were not popular here and are no longer available.

I order them on line now. They are a little more $ to import but , I think, the cost justifies the better taste.

Out east (NY, PA, NJ) - (yellow) Mustard is the only way to go. I've lived in Indiana for the past 30 years and I can truthfully say that Hoosiers don't know a "Good" hot dog or how to "dress" it.

This does not include Chicago. The Vienna beef dogs "chicago style" are hard to beat.

One of my Hoosier work mates was freaked out when I told him that mustard was developed to disguise the taste of spoiled meat. He never used it anyway, but he will never consider it now.

Johnsonville Brats with mustard are good also.

[Miriam C.]

Kurt
Johnsonville Brats should be left completely alone to enjoy the flavor.

[Kurt (Indiana)]

Kurt
Johnsonville Brats should be left completely alone to enjoy the flavor.

That is so true. They are good all by themselves.

If you really like hot dogs, this will help you find some good ones.
http://www.hollyeats.com/HotDogPage.htm

I'd love to go on a Teardrop "Hot Dog" tour around the USA.

So many things to do and so little time.

[asianflava]

One of my Hoosier work mates was freaked out when I told him that mustard was developed to disguise the taste of spoiled meat. He never used it anyway, but he will never consider it now.

I've heard the same story, but they were talking about Mayo.

[Kurt (Indiana)]

One of my Hoosier work mates was freaked out when I told him that mustard was developed to disguise the taste of spoiled meat. He never used it anyway, but he will never consider it now.

I've heard the same story, but they were talking about Mayo.

I wouldn't be surprised to find that most condiments were used for the same reason. Some became popular and were part of the taste associated with regional foods.

Mustard is useful in other ways too.

German lore advises a bride to sew mustard seeds into the hem of her wedding dress to assure her dominance of the household.

In Denmark and India, it's thought that spreading mustard seeds around the exterior of the home will keep out evil spirits. The Danes also had an interesting "cure" for a woman's frigidity which involved a potion made of mustard seeds mixed with ginger and spearmint.

Where's my grinder

[bledsoe3]

Kurt, you better get a big grinder. If it works, you could probably sell that stuff by the ton.

[Miriam C.]

One of my Hoosier work mates was freaked out when I told him that mustard was developed to disguise the taste of spoiled meat. He never used it anyway, but he will never consider it now.

I've heard the same story, but they were talking about Mayo.

I wouldn't be surprised to find that most condiments were used for the same reason. Some became popular and were part of the taste associated with regional foods.

Mustard is useful in other ways too.

German lore advises a bride to sew mustard seeds into the hem of her wedding dress to assure her dominance of the household.

In Denmark and India, it's thought that spreading mustard seeds around the exterior of the home will keep out evil spirits. The Danes also had an interesting "cure" for a woman's frigidity which involved a potion made of mustard seeds mixed with ginger and spearmint.

Where's my grinder

leme see, you cure what???And insure dominance. Well if you put the two together it might just work.

[Steve_Cox]

One of my Hoosier work mates was freaked out when I told him that mustard was developed to disguise the taste of spoiled meat. He never used it anyway, but he will never consider it now.

I've heard the same story, but they were talking about Mayo.

I wouldn't be surprised to find that most condiments were used for the same reason. Some became popular and were part of the taste associated with regional foods.

Mustard is useful in other ways too.

German lore advises a bride to sew mustard seeds into the hem of her wedding dress to assure her dominance of the household.

In Denmark and India, it's thought that spreading mustard seeds around the exterior of the home will keep out evil spirits. The Danes also had an interesting "cure" for a woman's frigidity which involved a potion made of mustard seeds mixed with ginger and spearmint.

Where's my grinder

leme see, you cure what???And insure dominance. Well if you put the two together it might just work.

Yup, went from hot dogs to horny dominent women and the men who desire them. I like where this is going

[mightypan42]

Usually chili and cheese here. Next time I go camping, I'm going take take a few different hot sauces and do some experimenting.

[Kurt (Indiana)]

Usually chili and cheese here. Next time I go camping, I'm going take take a few different hot sauces and do some experimenting.

Jimmy. Thanks for "rescuing" this thread.

[mightypan42]

I do what I can

[NoNeck]

Well i know its been a while since anyone posted but its hot outside and only got one day off this week. I like mine in this order. Mustard first, then chili or cheese or both and then ketchup on top!! MIRACLE WHIP is for salad and bologna. Ranch is for salads and tuna (try it). Mayonaise is also for salad and any type of toasted sandwhich. Ketchup is for fries onion rings and hot dogs. Mustard is for hotdogs and hamburgers. Dont ruin a johnsonville by using anything!
Now i'm starving!!!

[benzu]

I just recently changed from ketchup to mustard and glad that I did. Makes the taste of any type of hotdog or brat better tasting. I will never go back.

Mike