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Default Your favorite hot dog joint?

Kate Connally said...

> Andy wrote:
>> Kate Connally said...
>>
>>> Andy wrote:
>>>> Your favorite hot dog joint?
>>>>
>>>> Watching "Food Paradise: Hot Dogs" and am so very tempted!
>>>>
>>>> The Varsity in Atlanta George looks like a winner!
>>>>
>>>> No dedicated hot dog place in PA that I know of.
>>>>
>>>> You?
>>>>
>>>> Andy
>>> Maybe not in Philly but in Pittsburgh we have
>>> the Original Hotdog Shop in Oakland near the Univ.
>>> of Pittsburgh. They do sell lots of other stuff but
>>> they specialize in hotdogs. We also have D's Sixpacks
>>> and Dogz. They have great hotdogs of all sorts and
>>> lots of unusual beers.
>>>
>>> I tried Super Duper Wienie when I was in CT once.
>>> That was pretty good.
>>>
>>> Rick Sebak did a show about hotdogs and features places
>>> all over the country. Most of them sound great. I would
>>> like to try them if I ever get to those areas.
>>>
>>> Kate

>>
>>
>> Kate,
>>
>> On your travels, if you hit Berkeley, CA stop by a Top Dog (location
>> protected to protect the innocent) and order a $20 cup of coffee. Top
>> Dog is a popular sidewalk walk up window hot dog chain.
>>
>> A $20 cup of coffee would get you a styrofoam cup filled with marijuana
>> buds! You have to remember to order the "$20" cup of coffee!!!
>>
>> In this day and age the price has probably gone up so don't be
>> surprised by the size of your styrofoam cup! LOLOL!!!
>>
>> Order a hot dog at your own risk!

>
> Shirley, you jest! I would find it very difficult to
> actually say the words, "I'll have the $20 cup of coffee,"
> because even though I know it's *not* coffee I *hate coffee
> so much* that I just don't think I could say it. ;-) However,
> even if this is true (I'm a tad skeptical) I'll more than
> likely never again be in the Berkeley area. But you never
> know. So what's wrong with the dogs?
> Kate



Kate,

TRUE!

I don't remember the hot dogs. It's been so long! I vaguely remember them
as plain.

It was just about on the food horizon before I would dare add mustard,
relish, ketchup, onions or anything else to a hot dog. That probably better
explains plain. <VBG>

I don't think there was actually anything wrong with them, rather myself!

I survived on Smokehouse hamburgers (no cheese!) and IHOP pancakes drowning
in butter.

Best,

Andy
My only two food groups for the longest time: Bread & Butter