I want all of them except the Sweden I cant eat seafood
that poster is a lie!!! in the philippines hot dogs are mostly in spaghetti.
In New Zealand a hot dog is a (so called) sausage on a stick deep fried in batter and then dunked in tomato sauce (what USA calls ketchup).
I don’t eat them due to getting food poisoning from one I got at a stock car race as a teenager.
That sounds like what we call a corndog.
For me it is a fried brat or a Polish dog on a bun with only mustard
Where in germany do you get the hotdog type mentioned here?
I’m from southern germany and only know “Rote im Weckle” (bockwurst with mustard and/or ketchup plus a bread roll) – or the regional subvariant (sepciality of Nuremburg): “Drei im Weggla” (essentially the same, but instead of bockwurst three bratwurst (Nürnberger Rostbratwurst) are used).
I want all of them except the Sweden I cant eat seafood
that poster is a lie!!! in the philippines hot dogs are mostly in spaghetti.
In New Zealand a hot dog is a (so called) sausage on a stick deep fried in batter and then dunked in tomato sauce (what USA calls ketchup).
I don’t eat them due to getting food poisoning from one I got at a stock car race as a teenager.
That sounds like what we call a corndog.
For me it is a fried brat or a Polish dog on a bun with only mustard
Where in germany do you get the hotdog type mentioned here?
I’m from southern germany and only know “Rote im Weckle” (bockwurst with mustard and/or ketchup plus a bread roll) – or the regional subvariant (sepciality of Nuremburg): “Drei im Weggla” (essentially the same, but instead of bockwurst three bratwurst (Nürnberger Rostbratwurst) are used).
What?
No Icelandic hot dogs?
That is a sin
https://wakeupreykjavik.com/icelandic-hot-dog/
No. Seattle dogs have cream cheese on a bratwurst with grilled onions.
Sweden’s reminds me of the Jewish Knish, and the Georgia one is actually called a “Scramble Dog”