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Alex
 Post subject: Re: Hot Dog Toppings
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i'm guessing Chris_H_2 never buys powdered parmesan

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Alex wrote:
i'm guessing Chris_H_2 never buys powdered parmesan

they don't even carry it at whole foods, bro.
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Spike wrote:
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i'm guessing Chris_H_2 never buys powdered parmesan

they don't even carry it at whole foods, bro.


If anything's under $6.99 a pound, Whole Foods doesn't carry it.
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Skitch Patterson
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fried hot dogs?
ew.
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Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

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Skitch Patterson
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1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.
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Alex
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we're just getting started here

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i literally had no idea this thread would be so contentious

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Skitch Patterson wrote:
1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.


If you grill anything other than Koegels I don't want to hear about that nonsense.
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Skitch Patterson
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.


If you grill anything other than Koegels I don't want to hear about that nonsense.

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definitely be getting my peanut butter and hot dog on this weekend.

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Skitch Patterson wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.


If you grill anything other than Koegels I don't want to hear about that nonsense.

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You're dead to me.
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Skitch Patterson
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.


If you grill anything other than Koegels I don't want to hear about that nonsense.

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You're dead to me.

It's mutual my friend. No hot dog is superior to a Dearborn Brand Old Style Wiener.
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Red Mosquitoes
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never had Dearborn...which is surprising seeing how close i am.

ever try Jasinski skitch?

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Skitch Patterson wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.


If you grill anything other than Koegels I don't want to hear about that nonsense.

Image


You're dead to me.

It's mutual my friend. No hot dog is superior to a Dearborn Brand Old Style Wiener.


I did a google image search to investigate your heresy, and this is what I came up with:

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You're entering B territory.
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Skitch Patterson
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
1/2faithfull wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
fried hot dogs?
ew.

you probably still cut your microwaved dog with your plastic spork and knife

Grilled only.


If you grill anything other than Koegels I don't want to hear about that nonsense.

Image


You're dead to me.

It's mutual my friend. No hot dog is superior to a Dearborn Brand Old Style Wiener.


I did a google image search to investigate your heresy, and this is what I came up with:

Image

You're entering B territory.


this is misleading.

Dearborn Brand Hot Dogs are better than Koegels, and I question your detroit area authenticity if you are disputing that. I liked Koegels best until i discovered dearborn brand- from the butcher shop only though, none of that packaged crap.
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Skitch Patterson wrote:
this is misleading.

Dearborn Brand Hot Dogs are better than Koegels, and I question your detroit area authenticity if you are disputing that. I liked Koegels best until i discovered dearborn brand- from the butcher shop only though, none of that packaged crap.


I prefer Koegels because they have a harder "snap" when you bite into them. Nothing like some good, solid pork intestine.
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Skitch Patterson
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Chris_H_2 wrote:
Skitch Patterson wrote:
this is misleading.

Dearborn Brand Hot Dogs are better than Koegels, and I question your detroit area authenticity if you are disputing that. I liked Koegels best until i discovered dearborn brand- from the butcher shop only though, none of that packaged crap.


I prefer Koegels because they have a harder "snap" when you bite into them. Nothing like some good, solid pork intestine.


Thats what I discovered with the Dearborn Brand Old Style. These are truly epic, all pork, hot dogs.
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the word epic should never be used to describe a hot dog.
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Skitch Patterson
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Spike wrote:
the word epic should never be used to describe a hot dog.

Have i ever posted anything you DIDNT hate?
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