who likes Hotdogs?

_Venger_ · 21-05-2011, 14:48

I often get the Princes or Ye Olde Oak ones in the tin and they taste really nice on a finger roll with mustard.

I dont want to think about whats in them though haha

john176bramley · 21-05-2011, 16:17

I had hotdogs for tea last night although I'm strictly a Herta man. We tried some cheaper ones once and they tasted weird, turns out they were 40% chicken.

degsyhufc · 21-05-2011, 17:27

Herta all the way. Jumbo when feeling hungry and usually just have the regular in the fridge for snacking on.

BrunoStreete · 21-05-2011, 17:28

Hot Dogs are one of the few food items where I think the cheap and nasty ones taste nicest, even if they are chicken.

Smithy1204 · 21-05-2011, 17:32

I don't really like Frankfurter sausages, although I don't mind them too much in a hotdog.

But I like a nice proper sausage in a hotdog with fried onions and ketchup. Mmmm. Churchill Square in Brighton has an amazing hotdog/burger stall outside the shopping centre, their hotdog's are lovely and they're only £2.50, which isn't too bad considering!

whackyracer · 21-05-2011, 17:34

Hot dogs should be proper sausages and English mustard...lots of caramalised onions too...mmmmmm

degsyhufc · 21-05-2011, 17:35

I consider hot dogs and sausage butties as different beasts.

alcockell · 21-05-2011, 17:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smithy1204

I don't really like Frankfurter sausages, although I don't mind them too much in a hotdog.

But I like a nice proper sausage in a hotdog with fried onions and ketchup. Mmmm. Churchill Square in Brighton has an amazing hotdog/burger stall outside the shopping centre, their hotdog's are lovely and they're only £2.50, which isn't too bad considering!

Same with one van that operates outside Smith's in Broad Street in Reading... proper Fair Trade big sossies there...

paulyoung666 · 21-05-2011, 20:26

perfect end to a trip round ikea

_Venger_ · 21-05-2011, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrunoStreete

Hot Dogs are one of the few food items where I think the cheap and nasty ones taste nicest, even if they are chicken.

Really? I think the tesco value and Asda value ones are VILE

Hels · 21-05-2011, 23:12

My youngest daughter's crazy about hotdogs at the moment. I'm not that keen on frankfurters&being unable to face another dinner of hotdogs i made myself a salad with chopped franks, sliced new potatoes and a wholegrain mustard dressing. It was scrumptious. Frankfurters taste so different not in a finger roll!

Orangemaid · 21-05-2011, 23:24

No

its cruel to leave a dog in a car on a hot day

Swarfega · 22-05-2011, 01:15

I love hotdogs of all kinds.

However I do have to admit to the 'dirty' ones (Ye Olde Oake, Princes) being a guilty pleasure.
Those mechanically recovered 'meat' and sawdust 'sausages' are great on a soft finger roll, with softened onions and some ketchup/yellow mustard.
I think they remind me of village fairs and whatnot.

badcompany3004 · 22-05-2011, 01:47

Big kids, little kids, kids who climb on rocks
fat kids, skinny kids, even kids with chicken pox
love HOT DOGS....

Fizzbin · 22-05-2011, 03:25

I find the tinned ones tend to explode in the microwave.

There's Winkinger (I think) brand ones you get in a jar from the pound shops (10 for a quid!) they don't explode & are as good as Herta ones.

BrunoStreete · 22-05-2011, 10:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by _Venger_

Really? I think the tesco value and Asda value ones are VILE

Yeah definitely. Don't know why. I also think fairly cheap sausage and bacon is the best to have on a fry up.

Orangemaid · 22-05-2011, 11:12

I used to like a hotdog after coming out a nightclub, drunk

Getting all the onions and sauce just everwhere is fun

simon40 · 22-05-2011, 21:04

Koreans love hot dogs.

Aarghawasp! · 22-05-2011, 21:44

Quote:

However I do have to admit to the 'dirty' ones (Ye Olde Oake, Princes) being a guilty pleasure.
Those mechanically recovered 'meat' and sawdust 'sausages' are great on a soft finger roll, with softened onions and some ketchup/yellow mustard.
I think they remind me of village fairs and whatnot.

I like them now and again, as long as I don't think about what's in them.

I'm not keen on proper German style frankfurters though, I don't like the chewy skin.

Fizzbin · 22-05-2011, 23:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fizzbin

I find the tinned ones tend to explode in the microwave.

There's Winkinger (I think) brand ones you get in a jar from the pound shops (10 for a quid!) they don't explode & are as good as Herta ones.

Just looked, it's Wikinger, not Winkinger.

RussellIan · 22-05-2011, 23:07

Haven't had one since I was a kid (making my father drag me to a local council-organised fireworks display/local travelling fair were the usual occasions). You couldn't pay me to eat one these days, although I'll always love that smell of the onions cooking on the hotplate thingy.

5th Horseman · 22-05-2011, 23:47

Can't go to the cinema without having a hot dog, that's the only time I ever eat them though.

badcompany3004 · 23-05-2011, 08:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by 5th Horseman

Can't go to the cinema without having a hot dog, that's the only time I ever eat them though.

Don't you find it doesn't even last through the adverts? I notice a few people who have gotten them, sat down and even before the trailers have finished it and looking around morosely

CLL Dodge · 23-05-2011, 08:55

Love them but they are BAD.

Must resist.

Azagoth · 23-05-2011, 11:37

I gorge myself silly on hot-dogs when in NYC. There's this German place just off 5th Avenue and the food is immense.

21-05-2011, 14:48	#1
_Venger_ Inactive Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 3,150	who likes Hotdogs? I often get the Princes or Ye Olde Oak ones in the tin and they taste really nice on a finger roll with mustard. I dont want to think about whats in them though haha

22-05-2011, 01:47	#14
badcompany3004 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Chester, PSN:Badcompany3004 Posts: 6,145	who likes hotdogs? Big kids, little kids, kids who climb on rocks fat kids, skinny kids, even kids with chicken pox love HOT DOGS....

21-05-2011, 16:17	#2
john176bramley Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 23,049	I had hotdogs for tea last night although I'm strictly a Herta man. We tried some cheaper ones once and they tasted weird, turns out they were 40% chicken.

21-05-2011, 17:27	#3
degsyhufc Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Up North Posts: 58,791	Herta all the way. Jumbo when feeling hungry and usually just have the regular in the fridge for snacking on.

21-05-2011, 17:28	#4
BrunoStreete Inactive Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 7,071	Hot Dogs are one of the few food items where I think the cheap and nasty ones taste nicest, even if they are chicken.

21-05-2011, 17:32	#5
Smithy1204 Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 3,869	I don't really like Frankfurter sausages, although I don't mind them too much in a hotdog. But I like a nice proper sausage in a hotdog with fried onions and ketchup. Mmmm. Churchill Square in Brighton has an amazing hotdog/burger stall outside the shopping centre, their hotdog's are lovely and they're only £2.50, which isn't too bad considering!

21-05-2011, 17:34	#6
whackyracer Guest Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 13,792	Hot dogs should be proper sausages and English mustard...lots of caramalised onions too...mmmmmm

21-05-2011, 17:35	#7
degsyhufc Forum Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Up North Posts: 58,791	I consider hot dogs and sausage butties as different beasts.

21-05-2011, 17:47	#8
alcockell Forum Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Reading, UK Posts: 23,357	Quote: Originally Posted by Smithy1204 I don't really like Frankfurter sausages, although I don't mind them too much in a hotdog. But I like a nice proper sausage in a hotdog with fried onions and ketchup. Mmmm. Churchill Square in Brighton has an amazing hotdog/burger stall outside the shopping centre, their hotdog's are lovely and they're only £2.50, which isn't too bad considering! Same with one van that operates outside Smith's in Broad Street in Reading... proper Fair Trade big sossies there...

21-05-2011, 20:26	#9
paulyoung666 Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 8,151	perfect end to a trip round ikea

21-05-2011, 22:41	#10
_Venger_ Inactive Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 3,150	Quote: Originally Posted by BrunoStreete Hot Dogs are one of the few food items where I think the cheap and nasty ones taste nicest, even if they are chicken. Really? I think the tesco value and Asda value ones are VILE

21-05-2011, 23:12	#11
Hels Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 174	My youngest daughter's crazy about hotdogs at the moment. I'm not that keen on frankfurters&being unable to face another dinner of hotdogs i made myself a salad with chopped franks, sliced new potatoes and a wholegrain mustard dressing. It was scrumptious. Frankfurters taste so different not in a finger roll!

21-05-2011, 23:24	#12
Orangemaid Forum Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Sat at computer with heatin on Posts: 45,573	No its cruel to leave a dog in a car on a hot day

22-05-2011, 01:15	#13
Swarfega Forum Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Leeds Posts: 1,462	I love hotdogs of all kinds. However I do have to admit to the 'dirty' ones (Ye Olde Oake, Princes) being a guilty pleasure. Those mechanically recovered 'meat' and sawdust 'sausages' are great on a soft finger roll, with softened onions and some ketchup/yellow mustard. I think they remind me of village fairs and whatnot.

22-05-2011, 03:25	#15
Fizzbin Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: East London Posts: 25,850	I find the tinned ones tend to explode in the microwave. There's Winkinger (I think) brand ones you get in a jar from the pound shops (10 for a quid!) they don't explode & are as good as Herta ones.

22-05-2011, 10:25	#16
BrunoStreete Inactive Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 7,071	Quote: Originally Posted by _Venger_ Really? I think the tesco value and Asda value ones are VILE Yeah definitely. Don't know why. I also think fairly cheap sausage and bacon is the best to have on a fry up.

22-05-2011, 11:12	#17
Orangemaid Forum Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Sat at computer with heatin on Posts: 45,573	I used to like a hotdog after coming out a nightclub, drunk Getting all the onions and sauce just everwhere is fun

22-05-2011, 21:04	#18
simon40 Forum Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 609	Koreans love hot dogs.

22-05-2011, 21:44	#19
Aarghawasp! Forum Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Scotland Posts: 5,947	Quote: However I do have to admit to the 'dirty' ones (Ye Olde Oake, Princes) being a guilty pleasure. Those mechanically recovered 'meat' and sawdust 'sausages' are great on a soft finger roll, with softened onions and some ketchup/yellow mustard. I think they remind me of village fairs and whatnot. I like them now and again, as long as I don't think about what's in them. I'm not keen on proper German style frankfurters though, I don't like the chewy skin.

22-05-2011, 23:04	#20
Fizzbin Forum Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: East London Posts: 25,850	Quote: Originally Posted by Fizzbin I find the tinned ones tend to explode in the microwave. There's Winkinger (I think) brand ones you get in a jar from the pound shops (10 for a quid!) they don't explode & are as good as Herta ones. Just looked, it's Wikinger, not Winkinger.

22-05-2011, 23:07	#21
RussellIan Guest Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 11,503	Haven't had one since I was a kid (making my father drag me to a local council-organised fireworks display/local travelling fair were the usual occasions). You couldn't pay me to eat one these days, although I'll always love that smell of the onions cooking on the hotplate thingy.

22-05-2011, 23:47	#22
5th Horseman Forum Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Freezing -20ºC wind chill Posts: 10,602	Can't go to the cinema without having a hot dog, that's the only time I ever eat them though.

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23-05-2011, 08:36	#23
badcompany3004 Forum Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Chester, PSN:Badcompany3004 Posts: 6,145	Quote: Originally Posted by 5th Horseman Can't go to the cinema without having a hot dog, that's the only time I ever eat them though. Don't you find it doesn't even last through the adverts? I notice a few people who have gotten them, sat down and even before the trailers have finished it and looking around morosely

23-05-2011, 08:55	#24
CLL Dodge Forum Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: The Green Hills of Earth Posts: 80,450	Love them but they are BAD. Must resist.

23-05-2011, 11:37	#25
Azagoth Inactive Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: 47°9'S 126°43′W Posts: 9,326	I gorge myself silly on hot-dogs when in NYC. There's this German place just off 5th Avenue and the food is immense.