Dee.Dee said...

>
> "Jack" > wrote in message
> news:zviZi.1923$ET.687@trndny03...
>> Nancy2 wrote:
>>> On Nov 8, 9:43 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote:
>>>> <koko> wrote in
>>>> messagenews:63j7j35s1qggjeqlu10t36a0rcapqjqbag@4ax .com...
>>>>> These are my favorite hot dogs.
>>>>> http://i11.tinypic.com/8e5yt1y.jpg
>>>>> It was a busy day and all I wanted for dinner was a nice grilled hot
>>>>> dog. It was too late to fire up the grill, which is my preferred
>>>>> method, so broiling did the trick.
>>>>> http://i4.tinypic.com/726nno1.jpg
>>>>> Hot dog, big glob of mayonnaise, smaller glob of spicy mustard and a
>>>>> dog that snaps when you bit into it. mmm good eats.
>>>>> koko
>>>> Mayo on hot dogs? Is that legal?
>>>
>>> I've never heard of it before. If Stan were around, it would be
>>> illegal, for sure. LOL.
>>>
>>> I have been buying Nathan's hot dogs for the quality, but they sure do
>>> have tough casings.
>>>
>>> N.
>>>
>> Nathan's are all I buy anymore - never had one with a tough casing. I
>> usually get the 'bigger than the bun' ones. You want tough casings - go
>> with Hormel or any of those kind.
>> I usually just do ketchup and brown mustard on a hotdog. Will have to
try
>> mayo in with that mix.
>>
>> --
>> Jack N2MPU
>> Proud NRA Life Member
>
>
> Just a thought:
> To me a tough casing is any weiner or sausage that when forked, the juice
> goes flying across the table (or onto one's clothing).
> Dee


At the baseball and football stadiums in Philly, for the price of admission
you are now entitled to all the hot dogs, nachos, soft pretzels, sodas and
as much other junk food you can slug down! Speeds up the lines.

How thoughtful of them.

Andy