Oh yes, visual aid is always a plus. If this topic runs dry we still have buns, or is it a roll ? From Potato bun to the old standard plain Jane type.
Oh yes, highly valuable information that we must have ! Some of those on the list sound good.
EasternOZ wrote:
There you have it folks
A weiner report
Hee-hee, we knew it was coming and it was interesting.
plumbob wrote:
Big Bites that roll on that cooker at gas stations or 7/11 when i am on the road.
At home, Ball Park or the jalapeno & cheese get my chops salivating.
Oh yes, those big bites are good. Hardee' s if you have one around you make a great dog too along with Sonic' s foot long with melted cheese, chili, onions, and of course mustard.
The corn dog is a mighty good thing ! It is mustard all the way. Now, whether it is mustard, ketchup, or even that yucky sounding cream cheese, what is your favorite brand of Hot Dogs. I really like some about the same. They must be all beef and I like them bun length. Some favorites are, Sabretts, Nathan's, Hebrew Nationals, Ball Park, and Oscar Meyer. I am sure there are others I have never even heard of....chicken dogs are just nasty !
I have witnessed a few times where some people have put cole slaw on their round steaks. What if anything else is under that slaw, I could not tell and would never ask anyone about their wiener. I have never tried it but I am willing to give it a go, I think it just might be good.
Govna wrote:
Okay, I will make a second reply...my first choice is mustard, any kind, spicy brown clown yellow fancy Dijon the spelling is right, it does not matter. Then add some chili, onions, and some cheese.....Oh yeah...second choice, mustard again any kind add some strikeout, very different but good. Even plain with nothing else would make a good third choice. If you split the dog and fill it in with some melting cheddar, a thin bead of ketchup would be acceptable in this manner. I have to be "Frank" here I could eat a hot dog with ketchup but prefer not to on my tube steaks.
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I should have proof read this...It is sauerkraut not strikeout.
Okay, I will make a second reply...my first choice is mustard, any kind, spicy brown clown yellow fancy Dijon the spelling is right, it does not matter. Then add some chili, onions, and some cheese.....Oh yeah...second choice, mustard again any kind add some strikeout, very different but good. Even plain with nothing else would make a good third choice. If you split the dog and fill it in with some melting cheddar, a thin bead of ketchup would be acceptable in this manner. I have to be "Frank" here I could eat a hot dog with ketchup but prefer not to on my tube steaks.
plumbob wrote:
Your Flounder are still legal for the rest of the month, maybe tease me with a pic of 1 or 2 if you catch them.
Tight lines to all of you, sounds like a good weekend ahead.
Of course, I hope to have something to put on here. Especially a door mat sized Flounder.
The best part was that farting sound from the squeeze bottle, oh pardon me
plumbob wrote:
A little piece of heaven you have there. We would venture over that way about 3 times a year just for lunch. Dirty Dicks Crab house was our must have followed with a walk on the beach.
Stayed once at a place probably on your end of Nags head with our German Shepard at the time. At that time pet friendly hotels weren't to common unless they were service dogs.
They asked if ours was a service dog and i said yes. They didn't ask what service
If they had i would have said emotional support, can't argue that one out.
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Great story, German Sheppards certainly are service dogs and no one would debate that. Yes, Dirty Dick's has great food and a beach walk is always nice, it never gets old. My daughter and granddaughter are stopping in on Friday for the weekend. We are going to fish the surf and maybe jig some in the Pamlico Sound and try and snag us some speckled trout.
HenryG wrote:
That'll teach ya π€ͺπ
Did it ever ! I finally just now got my man voice,back.
HenryG wrote:
Got any Grey Poupon π€ͺπΊπ
Oh yes, I remember that....Imagine this mustard company having their own cooking college. It could be called Poupon University or just Poupon U for short...this is only a joke, a little attempt at humor.