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Bob Terwilliger
pablo wrote:

> Dirty Harry had something to say about a particular condiment combination.

<snip>
> Harry : "It's watching you stuff your face with those hotdogs! Nobody--I
> mean nobody puts ketchup on a hot dog!"



When I mentioned that I put ketchup on hot dogs, I actually thought about
that scene! But in truth, LOTS of people put ketchup on hot dogs. I am but
one of millions.

Bob


Kevin_Sheehy

Bob Terwilliger wrote:

<snip>

> When I mentioned that I put ketchup on hot dogs, I actually thought about
> that scene! But in truth, LOTS of people put ketchup on hot dogs. I am but
> one of millions.


Maybe you have seen the long thread about ketchup on hot dogs on
Chowhound?

xxnonexnonexx@tampascanner.info
On Sat, 24 Sep 2005 08:52:55 -0400, "pablo" <pabloali@comcast.net> wrote:

>Harry : "It's watching you stuff your face with those hotdogs! Nobody--I mean nobody puts ketchup on a hot dog!"


Gotta love my man Inspector Callahan. Go HARRY!

>For those of you who may have missed this masterpiece of American film, the offending cop was investigating a >crime scene where the victim was shot and killed. One bullet to the head, and the other to the "hot dog." That >scene might keep me from ever

putting ketchup on a hot dog..

Ketchup and hot dogs, once in the third blue moon of the week (aka very rarely)
I will put ketchup on my hot dogs.

Prefer to have:

1) Mustard even plain yellow mustard but a good spice brown mustard is my choice
2) Onions - just diced up or if available caramelized onions
3) Chili or hot dog sauce of some sort
4) If I have chili then I need crumbled cheddar cheese.

Relish is in the same category as ketchup if the stars and moons are aligned
just right.

That red I imagine ketchup based Sabarrett onion sauce is not bad. I prefer
chili but its not bad.

Those Chicago dogs walked "thru a garden" PASS. I tell this guy I know who runs
a chicago style eatery, NO GOOP on my dog. Goop is my term for all that extra
stuff on there.

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pablo

"Stan Horwitz" <stan@temple.edu> wrote in message news:stan-> If Dirty Harry
had any sense, he would get into another line of work,
> but that would have made for a dull movie! I will eat a hot dog with
> ketchup today in honor of Dirty Harry!

*
I think Harry retired. Mr. Eastwood seems to be shying away from projects
filled with gratuitous violence. Although he *could* resurrect the
Callahan character as a senile senior citizen who goes becomes a ketchup
vigilante...

Pablo


sf
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 12:19:04 -0400, xxnonexnonexx@tampascanner.info
wrote:

> Those Chicago dogs walked "thru a garden" PASS. I tell this guy I know who runs
> a chicago style eatery, NO GOOP on my dog. Goop is my term for all that extra
> stuff on there.


I met someone today who puts ketchup on pupusas. He has a loving
family, but even they are grossed out by it.

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