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Poll: What do you put on the "food" known as a hot dog? • Page 7

Discussion in 'General Forum' started by Dirty Sanchez, Apr 26, 2016.

  1. Dirty Sanchez

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    A1 and BBQ sauce have ran over on my plate onto mac and cheese. It's not bad.
     
  2. FTank

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    That sounds like a good combination, actually.
     
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  3. AelNire

    @RiotGrlErin Supporter

    Never acquired the taste for A1. I could drink Heinz 57 though.
     
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  4. Dirty Sanchez

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    I like Heinz 57 every once in a while.
     
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  5. omgrawr

    That loneliness is not a function of solitude.

    If anything, onions and that's it.
     
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  6. Matt

    Living with the land Supporter

    Beans running into mac and cheese = okay
    bbq sauce running into mac and cheese = okay
    bbq meat on a layer of mac and cheese = amazing
     
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  7. Matt

    Living with the land Supporter

    Here is a great item at a bad restaurant:

    Applebee's 4-Cheese Mac & Cheese with Honey Pepper Chicken Tenders

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  8. Dirty Sanchez

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    I need ketchup for those tenders though... ;-p
     
  9. SEANoftheDEAD

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    pulled pork and jalapenos. game changer.
     
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  10. Dirty Sanchez

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  11. AelNire

    @RiotGrlErin Supporter

    I have had this multiple times and it has never let me down. Delicious.
     
  12. SEANoftheDEAD

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    Also bacon. Lots and lots of bacon.
     
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  13. Matt

    Living with the land Supporter

    If anyone has been to Bear's BBQ in CT (amazing), they have "the Mac Attack" where you pick any meat and sauce and they cover your mac and cheese with it. Burnt ends over mac and cheese is heaven

    I guess i should be chatting in the food thread now
     
  14. Now that we're thoroughly off-topic, I'm going to keep talking about mac'n'cheese.

    We had a catered function for work last December and part of the catering was a mac'n'cheese bar with 3 types of mac/cheese combos (shells & gouda, elbows & parm/white cheddar, rotini & cheddar) plus a ton of toppings (bacon, sausage, shrimp, mushrooms, peas, peppers, broccoli, etc) you could add yourself. Served in martini glasses.
     
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  15. Matt

    Living with the land Supporter

    i would have died
     
  16. Brenden

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    Last time I was in St. Louis my friend took me to a restaurant and everything on the menu was Mac and cheese with stuff mixed in.
     
  17. FTank

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    Sounds like a place I'd enjoy.
     
  18. muttley

    "Fuck you, Peaches!" Prestigious

    Best dog.
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  19. FTank

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  20. muttley

    "Fuck you, Peaches!" Prestigious

    "bacon, tomatoes, mayonnaise, beans, mustard, grilled onions and jalapeño sauce"
    Sonoran dog. I talk about them too much here.
     
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  21. FTank

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    Take off the mayo and that sounds delicious
     
  22. muttley

    "Fuck you, Peaches!" Prestigious

    It all blends really well together. The mustard is probably the most prominent flavor on it.
     
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  23. CarpetElf

    douglas Prestigious

    Onion and spicy mustard is preferred. Sriracha and ketchup is passable.
     
  24. Driving2theBusStation

    Regular

    chili+cheese+onions and/or mustard+ketchup+relish+peppers
     
  25. coleslawed

    Eat Pizza

    what do y'all do when you order a hotdog and then get to the condiments station and all that's there is ketchup? just go dry?
     
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