Another big question to divide Americans.

[Axtman]

As long as my country is deeply divided among political, economic, racial and sexual orientation, I thought I would further help to divide us by asking the all important question.......

Do you put ketchup on your hot dog?

 

[oldrocker]

I do not put Ketchup on a hot dog nor do I associate with people who do. Savages ...

Mustard on the other hand, is optional on hamburgers.

 

[Axtman]

Oldrocker, you are a fine man and true American. ;-)

 

[Axtman]

 

[Nev375]

Chili, cheese and onions.

 

[Stumbo]

Deli mustard, relish.

 

[saabfender]

Mustard, onions and any other chili cheesy condiments I can snake from the roller food area.

 

[pcake]

my ex ate his hot dogs with ketchup and onions. i tried it - yuck!

gimme mustard on my hot dogs, and back in the day if in the mood, sour kraut. on rare occasions, sharp cheddar.

 

[buldog5151bass]

@#_--&$@ no. I've got standards.

 

[Axtman]

Interesting factoid: More hot dogs are sold every year at O'Hare Airport (Chicago) than at Wrigley Field (Cubs), Comisky Park (White Sox), Soldier Field (Bears) and United Stadium (Bulls and Blackhawks) combined! That's a lot of dogs!

 

[bherman]

My wife does and it grosses me out. I grew up an east coast traditionalist, meaning there are only two ways to eat dogs; mustard and sauerkraut (kosher dog or Nathan's); and NYC street dog with onions in a tomatoey, watery sauce (Sabretts). I am fond of Chicago dogs though.

 

[LowEndHum]

I will have ketchup on my hot dog as long as I live, which will not be very long after everyone in this thread finds out where I live.

 

[Axtman]

I don't hate people that put ketchup on their hot dogs. I just don't want them living in my neighborhood, going to my church or dating my daughter.

 

[LowDownHawkeye]

Depends. Hot dog alone in a bun, yes. Chicago style with pickle, relish, etc, no.

The real question that this thread should be about is whether people put ketchup on their brat. (That’s bratwurst, in case you’re not familiar with the terminology.) *That* is the question whose answer divides the cultures from the Philistines.

(The correct answer is, “no of course not. Mustard and kraut, maybe grilled onions if near Sheboygan.”)

 

[oldrocker]

I will have ketchup on my hot dog as long as I live, which will not be very long after everyone in this thread finds out where I live.

You savage.

 

[Axtman]

I knew a guy that ran a hot dog food truck. He used to have every condiment under the sun available to his customers. He prided himself on coming up with really strange combinations and giving them funny names. I wish I could remember them but one combination had peanut butter, among other things, on it. He always said if you try the special and don't like it I will make you a new dog free of charge. I tried the dog with peanut butter. It was really weird, but I ate the whole thing. Never ordered it again though.

 

[Axtman]

The hot dog vendor had all the Beaver brand products. One combination had cranberry mustard and cream cheese with a turkey dog (Thanksgiving theme). I think another combination had chocolate syrup or chocolate chips. It was weird folks.

 

[tpaul]

I do not eat hot dogs.

 

[Shovelbone]

I think this proves without a doubt we need to build that wall!

 

[jamro217]

The only time my hot dog has ketchup (or "Catsup" for you elites) on it is when some falls off of my burger and lands on my lap.