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OT: Best Hot Dog seasoning (1 Viewer)

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Use Nathan's dogs. No seasoning is needed unless you want to add kraut, relish, or whatever.

Or, if you're feeling up to it, revive Lum's Dogs. Funny enough, they just closed the last location in Nebraska of all places in 2017.

 

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Use Nathan's dogs. No seasoning is needed unless you want to add kraut, relish, or whatever.

Or, if you're feeling up to it, revive Lum's Dogs. Funny enough, they just closed the last location in Nebraska of all places in 2017.


Hebrew Nationals are decent as well, imo.


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Quite the wordsmith, JimBob.


@LoudHogRider ……..could we have a ruling?


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The East German judge was a little harsh, but wordsmithing does reward brevity.

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What do you put on hotdogs before cooking them
We wrap those Nathan’s (or Hebrew Nattys) in a dandy slice of bacon. Grill til the bacon is medium-totally crisp and insert into yore lightly grilled bun. Add regular yellow mustard and sweet relish. Diced, sweet onions are an option but not mandatory.

Enjoy an LBGQTXUVHIG Bud Light and life is good……..🍺


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