How bout this for a weiner?
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Dark One,
Posted on: 2012-04-14 09:19 in Comic and Hero-Villain Culture
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...and the presence of lobster disturbs me.|
Originally Posted by Lord_Nightblade
Once again there is a lack of chili and cheese.
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However, Canada still wins on flavour and ludicrous calorie count, thanks to the existence of...
...ouais,c'est une Poutine-Dog.
Vraiment, le miam.
Is it time for the dance of joy yet?
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Best slaw I've ever had didn't have a drop of mayo or dressing in it. It was vinegar-based, and delicious by itself or as a topping in BBQ sandwiches or, yes, hot dogs.
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Originally Posted by Tenzhi
It's not the vegetables that make me retch. It's the mayonnaise/dressing. Adding mayonnaise is about the fastest way to make any food inedible.
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Global name: @k26dp
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That would be truly awesome. The turducken of dogs!
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Originally Posted by Father Xmas
If it was "only in America" it would be a cocktail frank stuffed in a beef hotdog stuffed in a kielbasa stuffed in bratwurst wrapped in bacon dipped in cheese and then deep fried.
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Originally Posted by Hyperstrike
English does not borrow from other languages. English follows other languages down dark alleys, hits them over the head, and rifles through their pockets for loose grammar.
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I've never seen slaw like that, but if some were available I'd at least give it a try.
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Originally Posted by RosaQuartz
Best slaw I've ever had didn't have a drop of mayo or dressing in it. It was vinegar-based, and delicious by itself or as a topping in BBQ sandwiches or, yes, hot dogs.
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Goodbye may seem forever
Farewell is like the end
But in my heart's the memory
And there you'll always be
-- The Fox and the Hound
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A possible recipe for vinegar coleslaw.
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Originally Posted by Tenzhi
I've never seen slaw like that, but if some were available I'd at least give it a try.
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You mock me, madam! Surely such a hot dog is merely the fevered dream of a madman! Why, the human palate would scarcely be able to cope with the flavor complexity of such a concoction!
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Originally Posted by DreamWeaver
...and the presence of lobster disturbs me.
However, Canada still wins on flavour and ludicrous calorie count, thanks to the existence of... ...ouais,c'est une Poutine-Dog. Vraiment, le miam. |
Goodbye, I guess.
@Lord_Nightblade in Champions/Star Trek Online
nightblade7295@gmail.com if you want to stay in touch
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I'd rather have a chili dog with Ruffles All-Dressed Chips crumbled on top.
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Originally Posted by Lord_Nightblade
You mock me, madam! Surely such a hot dog is merely the fevered dream of a madman! Why, the human palate would scarcely be able to cope with the flavor complexity of such a concoction!
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Goodbye may seem forever
Farewell is like the end
But in my heart's the memory
And there you'll always be
-- The Fox and the Hound
Of course they made a weiner $69.
Really mature, New York.
http://www.virtueverse.net/wiki/Shadow_Mokadara
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The fact that it was an all-beef hotdog is a definite plus as well...
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Originally Posted by Tenzhi
The only thing that sounded good about it was the pretzel bread bun. Give me a regular chili cheese dog in a pretzel bread bun and I'd be in heaven.
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Potentially. But I'd rather have a run-of-the-mill hot dog made with pork and chicken than, for instance, a Nathan's Famous All Beef Frank. Those have terrible flavour and texture. An all beef wiener isn't necessarily an all beef winner.
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Originally Posted by Thirty-Seven
The fact that it was an all-beef hotdog is a definite plus as well...
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Goodbye may seem forever
Farewell is like the end
But in my heart's the memory
And there you'll always be
-- The Fox and the Hound
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Hah. Those FOOLS... Bourdain, Escoffier, Richman, they mocked it as impossible, but such a TRIUMPH of CULINARY ALCHEMY cannot be denied! |
Originally Posted by Lord_Nightblade
You mock me, madam! Surely such a hot dog is merely the fevered dream of a madman! Why, the human palate would scarcely be able to cope with the flavor complexity of such a concoction!
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(And next week on Top Chef: Mad Scientist Edition...)
Is it time for the dance of joy yet?
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oh yes....forgot about that variation....that is good eaten that type of slaw is....
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Originally Posted by RosaQuartz
Best slaw I've ever had didn't have a drop of mayo or dressing in it. It was vinegar-based, and delicious by itself or as a topping in BBQ sandwiches or, yes, hot dogs.
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You only fail if you give up. - Dana Scully
Time Jesum Transeuntum Et Non Riverentum - Nick Cave
We're not just destroyers, at the same time we can be saviors. - Allen Walker
We are talking about yummy hotdogs here, you keep your gross 'slaw' discussion to... well... elsewhere!
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And "salad" is only lettuce with some toppings, preferably bacon bits, some red onion ring sections (not fried), maybe some cheese, perhaps some grape tomatoes! It is not potato-based, shrimp-based, egg-based, or tuna-based!
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Originally Posted by Thirty-Seven
We are talking about yummy hotdogs here, you keep your gross 'slaw' discussion to... well... elsewhere!
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Goodbye, I guess.
@Lord_Nightblade in Champions/Star Trek Online
nightblade7295@gmail.com if you want to stay in touch