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Chicago style = sport peppers not jalepenos. Would still eat all of those dogs though.
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Fail.
Chicago dogs do not have jalapeno's on them. I don't see any mustard, or celery salt. And what's with the dog? The end looks like some kind of sausage. |
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i love how sonic discontinued the chicago dog
was the only reason to go there |
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View Quote Can't handle it??? |
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What about the Pittsburgh ones?
but the Chicago dog is my favorite. |
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I read that 'Chicago' style hot dogs were created during the Great Depression.
Meat and vegetables in one serving, cheap and somewhat nutritous. True? Chili, mustard and onions for me. |
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Never tried a Chicago style hot dog,
But the other two looks good. It’s more the quality of the hot dog, kosher preferably, that the toppings I seldom go out in the eastern part of the state, but I could surely go for a couple Allentown - Bethlehem style hot dogs, “greekers”(Chili, mustard, onion, at a minimum) as they used to be called in Bethlehem back then, or maybe from Yoccos. Plus a couple deep fried pierogies. |
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Quoted: Can't handle it??? No, it looks retarded. No mustard, no celery salt, no sport peppers the bun has no poppy seeds. |
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Triple .
First they fucked up the simple hotdog which should be a dog, some kraut and mustard, and after that they wrecked the pizza. |
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Flint style is superior to Detroit style.
Which means Flint style is superior to all. |
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Coney dogs are the only thing worth a damn in or from Detroit anymore.
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Detroit style appears to be the WV standard, who knew?
I would kill the Kraut/Mustard and that giant Chicago mess. |
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Quoted: No, it looks retarded. No mustard, no celery salt, no sport peppers the bun has no poppy seeds. View Quote Chicago dogs are my favorite, and when I make them they are decent, but not awesome. Most of the ingredients are only found in Chicago I guess. I can't get poppy seed buns, neon relish, sport peppers or the proper hot dog itself. Replace those items with a potato bun, relish, pepperoncinis, regular relish and a Coney Island dog. Sad and pathetic, but still kinda good. One day I'm gonna order all the proper fixings from ,Chicago in one of those kits. |
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Quoted: Chicago dogs are my favorite, and when I make them they are decent, but not awesome. Most of the ingredients are only found in Chicago I guess. I can't get poppy seed buns, neon relish, sport peppers or the proper hot dog itself. Replace those items with a potato bun, relish, pepperoncinis, regular relish and a Coney Island dog. Sad and pathetic, but still kinda good. One day I'm gonna order all the proper fixings from ,Chicago in one of those kits. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: No, it looks retarded. No mustard, no celery salt, no sport peppers the bun has no poppy seeds. Chicago dogs are my favorite, and when I make them they are decent, but not awesome. Most of the ingredients are only found in Chicago I guess. I can't get poppy seed buns, neon relish, sport peppers or the proper hot dog itself. Replace those items with a potato bun, relish, pepperoncinis, regular relish and a Coney Island dog. Sad and pathetic, but still kinda good. One day I'm gonna order all the proper fixings from ,Chicago in one of those kits. Serrano peppers are very close to sport peppers, and Sabrett's dogs with natural casing come pretty close to Vienna. |
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You guys need to try a chili half-smoke from Ben's Chili Bowl.
Don't go to Ben's in downtown DC. The area is a little ripe. But they've got a place at National Airport that has the same menu. |
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Hot dogs, red hots, coneys..
Add a sonoran to that and the basis are covered. Drive in chilli dogs and root beer. As s kid i never cared much for them. Damnit now I want some dogs. |
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How many times am I going to have to say this before you bunch of mooks start to understand ..Sonoran Dogs FTW
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?? Chicago, New York, Detroit and it's all on the same street ??
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I'd try any of them in OP, but in the end I'd always come back to a Cincinnati chili dog with onions, mustard and a big handful of finely shredded cheddar.
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Quoted: Chicago style = sport peppers not jalepenos. Would still eat all of those dogs though. View Quote He's in TN so I have to cut some slack. Last time I asked for sport peppers in a grocery store more than 80 miles from Chicago I got a vacant look and a "What're sport peppers?" Actually I've got to give him props for finding nuclear green relish. |
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A real Chicago style is a thing of beauty in flavors but a close second for me is a flint style chilli dog. Kogels dog and all the meat in the chilli is chopped kogel dog.
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You forgot the best kind. Seattle style. One of the only good things to come out of the city.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle-style_hot_dog |
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