And quite probably, my next trip will be into Raleigh-Durham…
Hot dogs anyone?
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If that's the case, I should've died in 1902.
I haven’t had a “roller” dog in awhile. Wish they would sell them after 10pm after I get off work. As far as the 40 second thing something’s going to get us eventually. Might as well enjoy the ride while we can
Just wish ordering Vienna beef dogs wasn’t so expensive
The last Vienna Beef I enjoyed was at Wrigley, so I’ve got that going
Those people are just blowing smoke to sound and look smart. Do any of us have a clock taped to us? Did they put a clock on a whole lot of people and watch those clocks until all of them died? How could they possibly know such a thing?
I do think there is evidence that eating processed foods can cause cancer in some people, but certainly not everyone. Plus, no one has ever done a study to find out if it is all such foods, or only some brands or types.
I do think there is evidence that eating processed foods can cause cancer in some people, but certainly not everyone. Plus, no one has ever done a study to find out if it is all such foods, or only some brands or types.
A couple restaurants where I’m at serve them but since there’s more people that have moved here from New York/New Jersey it seems like Sabretts are more popular here
the beautiful pink slime, chopped with beans 
and irradiated in the nooclear machine
and irradiated in the nooclear machine 
A West Virginia slaw dog is a thing of wonder and delight.
I'm from south of the gap so maybe if we do a day trip, I could do Johnny's on the way up, and hit Humpty Jr's on the way back. Thanks for the tip!
Like everything from West Virginia...
I love W. Va. My mother was from Sutton, and I have cousins living in Kingwood and Morgantown. It is beautiful in all those spots. Earlier generations lived in Buckhannon and Tunnelton.
Woodman's sells Usingers Hotdog's they are great.
I’m south of the Gap too. Down near Philly on the Jersey side.
I'm from Weston. Not far from Sutton and very close to Buckhannon.
Growing up in Queens outside NYC, been to Nathan's more than few times, it is good. Best dog was at Fluke's in Tarzana CA in SF Valley. Dog was foot long plus, bun was food long plus, topping made the experience wonderful. Not sure pace is there, but don't care never going back into CA.
If you're going to be near Superdawg and haven't been there before, stop by. The hot dogs are good (though no better than most other Chicago dogs).
The Wiener's Circle also makes good hot dogs, but they're served with a side of intentional rudeness/foul language (as part of their schtick). Aside from that, look for hole-in-the-wall type hot dog stands with a Vienna Beef sign out front.
For a good alternative to a Chicago dog, there's always the pork sandwich at Maxwell Street Depot. (They do also have Chicago dogs, though.) Of course, there's also the Italian beef sandwich, which is perhaps just as ubiquitous as the Chicago dog there. Unfortunately, my favorite place closed (and it's been a decade and a half since I've been back) so I don't have any recommendations for an Italian beef stand. Still, they should be pretty common. I liked my Italian beefs dipped, with hot peppers on top, and a side of au jus for more dipping.
Back in 1990’s I know out story about large HotDog on wheels.
Thing is still active.
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Thing is still active.
Hot dog! The Wienermobile is back after short-lived name change
The previous name change was not great, to be quite frank.
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Owen Bawn
Garden party cupcake scented
I'm going to have a couple of Nathan's jumbo hotdogs for lunch. Grill already heating up. Mustard, dill pickle relish. Cole slaw on the side.
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And several others.
Pfft, science...
That being said, I love hotdogs, wieners, frankfurters and everything in between. The only way I serve them is boiled. I dislike them any other way.
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