Eating Styles: Hot Dog Edition! Sam March 31, 2011 Eating Styles 21 Comments It’s Thursday, which means it’s time for another eating styles poll. This week’s topic: regional hot dog styles. With all these meat-shunning Fridays going around, it can be easy to forget about the red-blooded, all-American food staple. I know it’s lent, but for now leave your fish fryers dormant and don your protein caps because now it’s time to do some fiercely loyal regional hot dog style voting. These choices are taken from Sonic’s four new recent hot dog releases (pictured above). Slashfood describes them as: …the All-American Dog has ketchup, mustard, relish, and chopped raw onions (386 calories); the Chili Cheese Coney is topped with chili and shredded cheddar cheese (420 calories); the New York Dog has spicy mustard, grilled onions, and sauerkraut (352 calories); and the Chicago Dog is topped with a pickle spear, relish, tomatoes, hot peppers, chopped raw onions, celery salt, and mustard, with poppy seeds on the bun (435 calories). Read more: http://www.slashfood.com/2011/03/07/sonics-new-hot-dogs-reviewed/#ixzz1HtcYpQrR What’s it going to be, So Good readers? Do you have an inbred aversion to putting ketchup on your dog? A hatred of sauerkraut? Or maybe a hot dog style that’s all your own? Vote and share your thoughts on hot dog styles in the comments section below. [poll id=”192″] The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Sam My name is Sam and all I care about is food. Latest posts by Sam (see all) Quick Bite: French Toast Crunch - March 8, 2014 Eating Styles: Would You Eat Horse Meat? - November 18, 2013 Deep Fried Everything Ep 153 - November 14, 2013 21 Responses Patrick March 31st, 2011 West coast (Seattle only?) style. Cream cheese and raw onions. Reply Sethonious March 31st, 2011 Sonoran! Everytime I am in Tucson I eat only Sonoran hot dogs. They are the perfect combination of everything, El Guero Canello I love you. Reply mike March 31st, 2011 italian hot dogs….my jersey and new york people know what i mean….its in a big envelope of bread wit 2 hot dogs on the bottom topped with green and red pepper mushroom potatoes mustard ketchup and it is wonderful….google it Reply scoobysmom March 31st, 2011 CHITOWN HOTDOG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! HANDS DOWN Reply Susan March 31st, 2011 Slaw Dogs! Chili, weenie & good old southern style cole slaw. And meaty chili – not that stuff with beans in it 🙂 that is chili beans! Reply Dave March 31st, 2011 Ketchup on a hot dog? Never! Brud’s dog from State O’ Maine: yellow mustard, sweet relish, mayo and celery salt. You want onions? Get the fried rings. Reply Ministry of Bacon March 31st, 2011 There is only one best choice: BACON-WRAPPED. A hot dog without bacon is like a Krispy Kreme donut without the glaze…or like a black-and-white rainbow. Why deny yourself the best part? Reply Reaper March 31st, 2011 I dont eat onions, so I like mine with cheese, ketchup, mustard, mayo, relish and jalapenos.. 🙂 Reply mark March 31st, 2011 All of the listed styles have their merits, kraut and mustard are a classic for me. I have to say that it is really all about the hot dog itself. A good hot dog doesn’t need to have a salad on top of it to be delicious. Reply Sunshine March 31st, 2011 I work at sonic and get to make all of these dogs all day but my favorite to eat is the all american. The hot dogs are all beef so they taste awesome with nothing on them Reply Arwyn Quandry March 31st, 2011 Coleslaw and mustard. I can’t eat any of their dogs because they all have onions and I’m kind of allergic to them. Reply Jennifer March 31st, 2011 I like relish only on my dog, unless I have sauerkraut on it, then only that. Never have been big on ketchup, mustard and onions on my dog Reply James April 1st, 2011 Man that must be a crappy sonic who made those dogs. I have tried all the dogs at my local sonic and they actually almost look like the picture. almost but they were not attrocius as those dogs. well i have to say i like the good ole reliable chili cheese dog. tried sauerkraut for the first time not a fan, tried the chicago pepper and poppy seed bun just arnt my thing, and the all american is just a good classic. After all that said i still have to side with chili and cheese winning me over. so heres a question for everyone do you preffer sonics new all beef 6 in dogs or do you like the big ole quarter pound beef and pork hot dog they have Reply Kat April 1st, 2011 VEGGIE DOG!! Reply Kath April 4th, 2011 Plain Jane. Reply Maryann April 4th, 2011 Sonoran, hands down. Reply gifinim April 6th, 2011 Bun, dog, bbq sauce. And if you put onions on my dog, I’m not paying for it. Reply margie May 26th, 2011 OK – have you ever had a chili dog with a cornbread bun?? EPIC! Check us out at Tub’s Fine Chili in Culver City, CA Reply Leave a ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Current ye@r * Leave this field empty
Sethonious March 31st, 2011 Sonoran! Everytime I am in Tucson I eat only Sonoran hot dogs. They are the perfect combination of everything, El Guero Canello I love you. Reply
mike March 31st, 2011 italian hot dogs….my jersey and new york people know what i mean….its in a big envelope of bread wit 2 hot dogs on the bottom topped with green and red pepper mushroom potatoes mustard ketchup and it is wonderful….google it Reply
Susan March 31st, 2011 Slaw Dogs! Chili, weenie & good old southern style cole slaw. And meaty chili – not that stuff with beans in it 🙂 that is chili beans! Reply
Dave March 31st, 2011 Ketchup on a hot dog? Never! Brud’s dog from State O’ Maine: yellow mustard, sweet relish, mayo and celery salt. You want onions? Get the fried rings. Reply
Ministry of Bacon March 31st, 2011 There is only one best choice: BACON-WRAPPED. A hot dog without bacon is like a Krispy Kreme donut without the glaze…or like a black-and-white rainbow. Why deny yourself the best part? Reply
Reaper March 31st, 2011 I dont eat onions, so I like mine with cheese, ketchup, mustard, mayo, relish and jalapenos.. 🙂 Reply
mark March 31st, 2011 All of the listed styles have their merits, kraut and mustard are a classic for me. I have to say that it is really all about the hot dog itself. A good hot dog doesn’t need to have a salad on top of it to be delicious. Reply
Sunshine March 31st, 2011 I work at sonic and get to make all of these dogs all day but my favorite to eat is the all american. The hot dogs are all beef so they taste awesome with nothing on them Reply
Arwyn Quandry March 31st, 2011 Coleslaw and mustard. I can’t eat any of their dogs because they all have onions and I’m kind of allergic to them. Reply
Jennifer March 31st, 2011 I like relish only on my dog, unless I have sauerkraut on it, then only that. Never have been big on ketchup, mustard and onions on my dog Reply
James April 1st, 2011 Man that must be a crappy sonic who made those dogs. I have tried all the dogs at my local sonic and they actually almost look like the picture. almost but they were not attrocius as those dogs. well i have to say i like the good ole reliable chili cheese dog. tried sauerkraut for the first time not a fan, tried the chicago pepper and poppy seed bun just arnt my thing, and the all american is just a good classic. After all that said i still have to side with chili and cheese winning me over. so heres a question for everyone do you preffer sonics new all beef 6 in dogs or do you like the big ole quarter pound beef and pork hot dog they have Reply
gifinim April 6th, 2011 Bun, dog, bbq sauce. And if you put onions on my dog, I’m not paying for it. Reply
margie May 26th, 2011 OK – have you ever had a chili dog with a cornbread bun?? EPIC! Check us out at Tub’s Fine Chili in Culver City, CA Reply
