Ketchup on a hot dog?

[Rat Bastid]

Originally posted by pupik
I don't think it's available there either, I'm from New-New York (South Florida), by the way.

Umm...... I somehow thought you were from England.

 

[GilesGuthrie]

Originally posted by vat_man
I haven't had one in ages, I must admit.

That said, I was raised in Melbourne, Victoria, and there is a bit of a tradition of drowning any form of junk food (well, not sweet ones) in tomato sauce (our version of ketchup, with less sugar). Bit of a habit that never goes away.

Yes, the meat pies (with loads of ketchup) that you get at footy matches at the MCG are not an experience you forget soon!

Yeah, I like a little ketchup, a lot of mustard.

However, hot dogs pale into insignificance when you consider other great snacks, such as:

Philly Cheesesteak - enjoyed this in Philadelphia (unsurprisingly). Literally a heart-attack on a plate, this 'snack' was pretty much a day's food for me. With lots of jalapenos, excellent.

Steak-With-The-Lot, No Beetroot, No Pineapple - enjoyed pretty much all over Australia, had a top one in Apollo Bay, Vic, in March. It's a sandwich steak, with lettuce, tomato, mayo, onions, cucumber, bacon and fried egg, all wrapped in two slices of toast. Mega.

 

[1X83Z]

Originally posted by Rat Bastid
Umm...... I somehow thought you were from England.

pupik lives in Margate, Florida.

 

[Duke]

Originally posted by GilesGuthrie
Philly Cheesesteak - enjoyed this in Philadelphia (unsurprisingly). Literally a heart-attack on a plate, this 'snack' was pretty much a day's food for me. With lots of jalapenos, excellent.

Steak-With-The-Lot, No Beetroot, No Pineapple - enjoyed pretty much all over Australia, had a top one in Apollo Bay, Vic, in March. It's a sandwich steak, with lettuce, tomato, mayo, onions, cucumber, bacon and fried egg, all wrapped in two slices of toast. Mega. [/B]

So the Australian version was what, a week's worth of food on one roll? And you called the venerable cheesesteak a heart attack?

And when were you in Philadelphia? You were a mere 30 minutes' easy drive from me.

 

[KosmikFool]

Ketchup, mustard, and chili. Chili isn't necessary but a good addition.

 

[qjasonp]

Salad dressing(Miracle Whip),Mustard,American,or Swiss cheese,and onions.

 

[Rat Bastid]

Originally posted by M5Power


pupik lives in Margate, Florida.

Please allow me to reiterate.

Umm..... I somehow thought you were form England.





Back on topic, I just bought a bottle o' Nathan's Mustard!!
Ahh, memories of $4.00 hot dogs........

 

[1X83Z]

Originally posted by neon_duke

And when were you in Philadelphia? You were a mere 30 minutes' easy drive from me.

But don't you know we all hate you?

We only keep you around to fend off James1985-types.

 

[ving]

I actually prefer tomato sauce

 

[ving]

Originally posted by neon_duke
So the Australian version was what, a week's worth of food on one roll? And you called the venerable cheesesteak a heart attack?

yup a cholestrol sandwich

 

[Gil]

Originally posted by Solid Lifters
What is your opinion? I think people who put that crap on a hot dog should be killed in the most disgusting manner possible!

At the risk of being called a smarta$$,
If the dog is hot, take him to the pet salon for a trim, and set him out more water, in the shade.
Honestly, who would put ketchup on a poor unsuspecting Labrador retriever? That's just wrong!!!

Actually in answer to the real question. Ketchup us for your fries.
Mustard and relish are for the frankfurter. THAT IS THE LAW!!!

 

[U.N.A.M]

i rarely eat hot dogs, but when i do, i never put ketchup on them

 

[Chris Hendriks]

the hell with ketchup!!

 

[TaiLo]

Okay, for those of you who do not like ketchup/catsup (hahah, just remembered Mr. Burns in the Simpsons) on your hot dogs, obviously you haven't tried BANANA KETCHUP/CATSUP.

Don't know what that is? Well, for those who don't: it's a sauce made from bananas, not tomatoes(sp?). It's a Filipino thing, I guess. I put it on hot dogs all the time. Sometimes on pizza. MmMmMm good.

For those of you who want to try something new, try banana ketchup/catsup on your hotdogs, or pretty much on anything. There are three brands: Mafran, Jufran, and UFC. There are two different types, too: regular and hot/spicy. You can find it at your local Southeast Asian market. I live in So. Cal. so those markets are plentiful (99Ranch, Seafood City, etc.). Banana ketchup/catsup makes everything taste good. I suggest the hot/spicy ones.

 

[Vasco]

I love just putting tons of tomato sauce on my hot dogs... Mmm...so nice.

 

[w00tness]

yep. what he said, alos on my eggs.

 

[Heinz]

eeww

Well, anyways, I don't mind putting a little ketchup on a dog if it's just a weiner and a piece of dry bread, sometimes I just like eating them plain on a toasted bun.