Does anyone know where I can buy a corn dog in the UK?
Corn Dog
Quick google brought these up http://www.americansweets.co.uk/carn...00-12075-p.asp
apparently cost co do frozen ones or heres a recipe they don't look too difficult to make at home.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/corn_dogs_80321
apparently cost co do frozen ones or heres a recipe they don't look too difficult to make at home.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/corn_dogs_80321
They do sound incredibly easy to make. Sounds like basically a hotdog sausage in corn batter. They make them look tasty on tv.
Thanks.
Thanks.
How about posting a thread about something you do like - as you seem to be finding everything revolting today. 
Do Costco sell a lot of American food? Our nearest one is at Lakeside and am a bit obsessed with American food!!
Originally Posted by Tumbleflumps:
“Do Costco sell a lot of American food? Our nearest one is at Lakeside and am a bit obsessed with American food!!”
“Do Costco sell a lot of American food? Our nearest one is at Lakeside and am a bit obsessed with American food!!”
No idea I found the corn dogs by googling but the first link I posted may help you more.
Originally Posted by walterwhite:
“They are quite nice actually.”
“They are quite nice actually.”
I found them rather bland and dry.
Originally Posted by molliepops:
“apparently cost co do frozen ones”
“apparently cost co do frozen ones”
What a load of dumb restrictions
Originally Posted by haphash:
“They sound revolting.”
“They sound revolting.”
It's a good job that they taste good then. Especially when you make them yourself with a good quality sausage.
I love a krusty pup, but usually in its proper habitat, that being a state fair, and ideally washed down by a giant funnel cake. 
However, this recipe looks delightful: http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2011/11...n-dogs-recipe/ With some spicy mustard or harissa mayonnaise? Yes, please!
However, this recipe looks delightful: http://www.davidlebovitz.com/2011/11...n-dogs-recipe/ With some spicy mustard or harissa mayonnaise? Yes, please!
Originally Posted by Tumbleflumps:
“Do Costco sell a lot of American food? Our nearest one is at Lakeside and am a bit obsessed with American food!!”
“Do Costco sell a lot of American food? Our nearest one is at Lakeside and am a bit obsessed with American food!!”
Not a lot. They haven't sold corndogs for a couple of years, my son use to love them.
For anyone who is not a member, you can now shop online at Costco and pay a 5% surcharge + vat
http://www.costco.co.uk/
Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?
Originally Posted by Osusana:
“Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?”
“Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?”
Pathetic.
Originally Posted by Osusana:
“Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?”
“Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?”
Absolute rubbish! There are some awesome cheeses to be had in the States.
Originally Posted by Osusana:
“Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?”
“Corn dogs have a horrid texture and taste of almost nothing.
I'm pretty sure that they have no nutritional value at all - no idea why Americans like them but then they seem to exist off Macaroni cheese over there and as their cheese is also tasteless (as is pasta on it's own) perhaps the national palate likes bland food?”
'Their cheese'? I've been to America multiple times and they have all sorts of cheese. Never once eaten macaroni cheese either.
