Blinky the Shark wrote:
> Lou Decruss wrote:
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>>On Wed, 09 Jul 2008 11:44:46 -0700, Blinky the Shark
> wrote:
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>>>Lou Decruss wrote:
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>>>>Some places put fries on top the dog and wrap it up. That close
>>>>enough for ya?
>>>
>>>That's a pretty tall hot dog, with the fries and salad (cole slaw) all
>>>piled up on top. 
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>>Well, you're supposed to pull the fries off so you can keep them away
>>from the ketchup. Usually they just fall off. I like them in their
>>own bag or on the side in the basket.
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> Speaking of slaw, isn't that on dogs or burgers a suthren thing?
Yeah, and Pittsburghian also! Anyway, when I was a kid,
eons ago, before I ever heard of slaw on bbq sandwiches
or hot dogs or Primanti sandwiches, I used to put slaw
on my hamburgers and hotdogs at family picnics. (I also
put potato salad, baked beans, potato chips and cheese
twists on them - everything that we had on the table for
the picnic all went onto the hot dog or hamburger!). After
learning about the Southern tendency to do this stuff I think
I may have gotten a gene for it from my Dad who was from
Alabama! He never did it himself, that I ever saw. As far
as I know I thought it up myself. And then there's my mother
who is from Pittsburgh so I may also have a copy of the Primanti
gene from her!
Kate
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