Extra Credit Questions

[Joe Di Cola]

(09-11-2013 10:19 AM)L Verge Wrote:  Just the buildings for both of these hot dog heavens make me want to go. I don't want to know what's in them and how dangerous hot dogs are for human consumption. In my opinion, America was built on hot dogs and no salad will ever replace them.

When I was married to West Virginia, there used to be a tiny bridge in the town of Fairmont that had an even tinier hot dog shack on one end of it. The fee was 5-cents to cross the bridge, and I think the hot dog with fixings was 50-cents. We always laughed that the city put a fee on the bridge in order to make money off of the people traveling to the hot dog place.

Laurie,

It is my contention that, unless the hot dog is certified kosher--like Vienna brand hot dogs, they might contain things like chicken lips. So, it is important to get the genuine article! A Vienna hot dog served on a poppy seed bun, and garnished with yellow mustard, bright green (almost glow-in-the-dark) sweet relish, chopped onions, sliced tomatoes, celery salt, a pickle spear, and sport peppers. YUMJ, YUM, YUM, YUM, YUM!!!

Joe