Local variations

[Anonymous No.16222041]

How are hot dogs eaten where you live?
In Norway, hot dogs (pølser) are eaten in a normal wheat bun, or more traditionally in a tortilla like food called lompe, which is made from potatoes and flour. The toppings are usually only ketchup and mustard, but might also include crispy fried onions, potato salad or, for the advanced, rolling two pølser in one lompe.
Feel free to post local variations of other common foods as well.

[Anonymous No.16222059]

We stick em in the crust of our pizza

[Anonymous No.16222060]

>>16222041
With wonderbreadinstead of a bun bc i'm poor

[Anonymous No.16222069]

>>16222060
I remember visiting friends as a kid and being served hot dogs wrapped in a slice of bread.

[Anonymous No.16222075]

>>16222060
>bc
where in bc?

[Anonymous No.16222101]

>>16222041
Being that hot dogs aren't extremely popular in Texas, we either grill them (typically slathered in BBQ sahce) and slap them on a bun, or we have the ever popular corndog. Nothing beats a homemade one, that shit is the bomb. Gonna make some tonight

[Anonymous No.16222258]

>>16222101
>hot dogs aren't extremely popular in Texas

>(typically slathered in BBQ sahce)

both of these statements are false

[Anonymous No.16222266]

>>16222041
>more traditionally in a tortilla like food called lompe, which is made from potatoes and flour
Don't think the shithole place this anon comes from is representative of whole of Norway. The rest of the country wants to separate from them.

[Anonymous No.16222273]

>>16222041
Yeah, that looks like shit. Homeless tier.

[Anonymous No.16222275]

>>16222266
A very filthy city in Norway notorious for it's foul smell eat vienna sausages in a waffle. Yes, that's included in the part that the rest of Norway want to separate from.

[Anonymous No.16222282]

>>16222069
I remember being a kid and getting hotdogs sandwiches from mom. tasted great, i dont know what the big deal is

[Anonymous No.16222288]

>>16222041
Hot dogs are not sausages. A hot dog is a sandwich. It implies both a sausage and a bun. Stop taking language clues from ameritards.

[Anonymous No.16222291]

>>16222101
>we have two methods
>both add a shitload of sugar

[Anonymous No.16222304]

>>16222275
I can't believe I actually used to enjoy eating Vienna sausages as a kid. It's just dog food in a sausage casing

[Anonymous No.16222305]

>>16222275
>notorious for it's foul smell
You're confusing Fredrikstad with Moss, din kuk

[Anonymous No.16222318]

>>16222288
Fuck off

[Anonymous No.16222337]

>>16222275
>>16222304
It's important to note that Vienna sausage in American lingo refers to a canned little sausage. This is not eaten in Europe and the Vienna sausage or Wiener is much more successfully translated to Frankfurter.

[Anonymous No.16222388]

>>16222288
"hot dog" is the sausage. the implication is that the meat in the sausage is of such low quality that it might actually be dog instead of beef.

[Anonymous No.16222403]

>>16222388
Wrong. Hot dog is sausage in a bun. And there's absolutely no implication that the sausage is of low quality. It just happen to usually be of low quality.

[Anonymous No.16222422]

>>16222403
You can go to bed now Anon.

[Anonymous No.16222425]

>>16222403
We have newspaper articles from the time detailing the state of Germany's meat market and the actual slaughter of dogs for meat.
We have actual newspaper articles from the time describing the new hot dog sausage, and how the hot dog was placed into a bun.
We have political cartoons from the era remarking on the popularity and suspicious provenance of the new hot dog sausage.
Hell, Thomas Edison even made a short film about hot dog sausages.

Prove me wrong.

[Anonymous No.16222437]

>>16222388
Why the fuck would you want a beef hotdog anyway? Pork is king.

[Anonymous No.16222442]

>>16222437
Correct but irrelevant.

[Anonymous No.16222452]

>>16222425
>thinking hot dog comes from eating dogs
Take your meds.

[Anonymous No.16222460]

>>16222452
Reading comprehension, Anon.

[Anonymous No.16222467]

>>16222041
White people

[Anonymous No.16222508]

>>16222460
You provide no arguments why a hot dog implies a bad quality sausage. Yes, usually it is, but not always. Can't prove anything wrong unless there's actually some claim.

[Anonymous No.16222516]

I don't think we do anything different than the US here in canada, just on hot dog buns with various toppings, sometimes more european style depending on the ethnic population

[Anonymous No.16222528]

>>16222041
what a horrific image

[Anonymous No.16222606]

>>16222508
"a hot dog" does not imply bad quality sausage. the name "hot dog" is a joke on the possibility of bad sausage.
Read comprehension.

[Anonymous No.16222624]

>>16222041
Slaw Dog: white bun, top sliced, top with coleslaw
I think coleslaw is fucking gross, so I just do a bit of beanless chili and cheese or mustard instead.
Pic related is a poor example, but it's about as local to me as it gets

[Anonymous No.16222657]

I love my Norbros, but what you and Sweden have done to the hotdog should be grounds for extermination.

[Anonymous No.16222669]

>>16222606
>"hot dog" is the sausage. the implication is that the meat in the sausage is of such low quality that it might actually be dog instead of beef.
You should learn to express yourself clearly. Here you clearly says hot dog implies low quality. Nothing here indicates there's a joke. You contradict yourself:
>"a hot dog" does not imply bad quality sausage.

[Anonymous No.16222685]

>>16222669
>Here you clearly says hot dog implies low quality
Yes, "hot dog". the name of the sausage.
You should take the cock out of your eyes while you're reading.

[Anonymous No.16222695]

>>16222041
And I thought Europe didn't have tacos

[Anonymous No.16222709]

>>16222695
In Norway it is traditional to eat tacos every Friday

[Anonymous No.16222772]

>>16222669
>>16222685
Ok but why is it called a fucking dog?

[Anonymous No.16222791]

>>16222772
Read the thread.

[Anonymous No.16222796]

>>16222772
Because even back then people were aware that it's mystery meat and had a sense of humor about it.

[Anonymous No.16222826]

>>16222772
A cartoonist had a talking sausage in a bun and couldn't spell dachshund. For real. So he called it a hot dog.

[Anonymous No.16222830]

>>16222685
I really don't see how "hot dog", the name of the sausage, implies low quality. And you've given no real argument for it. I bet you are on the spectrum. People on the spectrum make weird connections that normal people don't see.

There is no clear etymology on the name. One story is that there was a caricature of a dachshund in a bread, and that's how the name came about.

[Anonymous No.16222849]

>>16222830
>There is no clear etymology on the name
Wrong. Read the thread.

[Anonymous No.16222930]

>>16222041
In Austria, it's usually a stale, low-quality baguette kinda thing, that's hollowed out, filled with ketchup and/or mustard and the sausage put inside it.

[Anonymous No.16222936]

>>16222930
Most common sausage for a hotdog in Vienna isn't a Frankfurter or something similar tho, but a Käsekrainer, which is filled with cheese.

[Anonymous No.16222982]

>>16222936
Another variety that isn't called a hot dog, but more closely resembles one actually, is the Bosna (=Best Of SNAcks) from Salzburg/Uper Austria. 2-3 smaller bratwursts in a bun with onions, mustard, curry powder and garlic.

Not common in Vienna though.

[Anonymous No.16223019]

>>16222982
>doesn't fill the bun
Even your food wants foreign sausage.

[Anonymous No.16223021]

>>16222849
Give some sources that hot dogs are named so because it implies low quality/made of dog meat, or shut up.

[Anonymous No.16223024]

>>16223021
And not just speculations about it being named because of that, but actual proof.

[Anonymous No.16223063]

>>16222041
I'm pretty sure sausage is more popular here in the midwest. Fresh brats with spicy mustard and sauerkraut on a pretzel bun is delicious. Nothing beats it.

[Anonymous No.16223278]

>>16223024
It's a combination of low quality meat and a cartoonist who couldn't spell dachshund. It's more about the guy who couldn't spell it and the low quality meat came later. Link provided.

https://www.thespruceeats.com/hot-dog-history-1807613

[Anonymous No.16224583]

it's all about wurst dog

[Anonymous No.16224588]

>>16222041
From NYC, the standard seems to be beef Sabrett's with mustard and some topping like onions. Personally I always hated that shit. I just made hot dogs yesterday, and I usually cook them in an oven until they start popping and sizzling. I only used ketchup and sometimes cheese sauce as a condiment. My family thinks I'm pretty gay for it desu

[Anonymous No.16224614]

>>16222041
Hej, Norwaybro! What's the difference between lefse and lompe?

[Anonymous No.16224632]

>>16224614
Lefser are typically larger and are not always made from potatoes, but really lefse is more of an umbrella term. You could say that lompe is a type of lefse.

[Anonymous No.16224652]

>>16222657
Name one bad thing about swedish hot dogs.

[Anonymous No.16224653]

>>16222936
>dickcheese

[Anonymous No.16224656]

>>16222041
>How are hot dogs eaten where you live?
In japan its fucking miserable. They sell little rubber erasers that hardly count as edible. Not one hot dog here is made from real beef or pork

[Anonymous No.16224658]

>>16222266
>>16222275
Which city is that?

[Anonymous No.16224675]

>>16222388
no, a hot dog is the act of putting a sausage (usually a frankfurter) in some sort of bread, usually elongated and toasted.

[Anonymous No.16224862]

>>16224675
Hot dog is not a verb

[Anonymous No.16224937]

[Anonymous No.16224938]

>>16222041
chili
japs
onion
cheese
mustard

[Anonymous No.16224940]

Imagine not even knowing how to make a fucking hot dog correctly.

[Anonymous No.16225250]

>>16224862
But hotdoggin' is.

[Anonymous No.16225261]

>>16224862
>"He was hotdogging all over the parking lot in that car of his!"
Hotdog is a verb.

[Anonymous No.16225328]

>>16225261
You cant do hotdoggin' in a car.

[Anonymous No.16225714]

>>16224652
You put shrimp salad and tzaziki on that shit like fucking subhumans.

You saw Norway wrap their hotdogs in flour tortillas and fucking mashed potatoes and you honest to god thought to yourselves: "We can make an even worse hotdog"

The only Scandis that can make a hotdog are the Danes.

Pickles, ketchup or remoulade and mustard, fried / and or chopped onions. You simply CANNOT fuck with this

[Anonymous No.16225721]

I swear half the people on this board are Scandinavian for some fucking reason.

[Anonymous No.16226007]

>>16222041
Hahaha mountain ape

[Anonymous No.16226014]

>>16225714
Tzatziki? No way we do

[Anonymous No.16226015]

>>16222275
Haha wiener i lompe er faktisk haram

[Anonymous No.16226153]

>>16225721
Maybe there's just a few very active ones

[Anonymous No.16226188]

>>16222041
Lompe master race

[Anonymous No.16226266]

>>16226015
Islam var en spøk fra starten av

[Anonymous No.16226286]

>>16222101
Full Texas dogs are chili (no beans), shredded cheddar, onions, jalapeños and fritos (optional)

[Anonymous No.16226307]

>>16225714
shrimp salad on a hot dog is incredible.
And norwegians copied the swedish way of serving hot dogs in tunnbröd/flour tortillas.

[Anonymous No.16226317]

>>16225714
The ONLY good food thats ever come out of Denmark is french hot dog dressing.

[Anonymous No.16226335]

>>16226317
What about ris a la mande?

[Anonymous No.16226374]

>>16222101
>bbq on a hot dog
Texans don't do that

[Anonymous No.16226460]

>>16222275
>vienna sausages in a waffle

[Anonymous No.16226834]

>>16222041
My kiwi mum always just shoved them in a slice of bread and bent it

[Anonymous No.16227474]

>>16224658
Lompe is common in whole eastern Norway. Waffle is from Moss.

[Anonymous No.16227633]

>>16225721
We totally pwn the Bocouse d'Or, the WC in cooking so it isn't that strange is it? Sure France has more gold medals than any scandi country in itself, but they have about 3x of the population of Scandinavia combined. And combined, Scandinavia has more.

[Anonymous No.16227652]

>>16226307
Shrimp salad has no fucking business on a hotdog, it tastes like shit and overpowers it all and I love me some shrimp salad.

And if you wanna take credit for the glorious invention of putting a delicious sausage into a goddamn flour tortilla then have at it, Sven.

[Anonymous No.16227654]

>>16222101
>hot dogs aren't extremely popular in Texas
you probably live in austin.

[Anonymous No.16227669]

>>16222936
>>16222982
Those aren't hot dogs

Americans eat a ton of brats and other sausages too, but those aren't hot dogs. It's gotta be the basic cheap frankfurter shit

[Anonymous No.16227747]

>>16227669
First isn't. But the second is clearly a sausage in a bun aka hot dog. A sausage in a bun is a hot dog, it doesn't have to be "basic cheap".

[Anonymous No.16227795]

>>16227747
Probably a regional thing, but all over America a brat, kielbasa, etc in a bun is absolutely not a hot dog

[Anonymous No.16228200]

>>16227795
What is it then?

[Anonymous No.16228625]

>>16227633
That's ironic because most of my countrymen eat fucking garbage everyday.

[Anonymous No.16228981]

>>16222041
We call that a Hot Carl.

[Anonymous No.16229302]

>>16222516
I would say that Canadians aren't as big on loading their hot dogs with toppings. Usually ketchup, mustard, and maybe relish.

[Anonymous No.16229768]

>>16225714
>The only Scandis that can make a hotdog are the Danes.
What about Iceland?

[Anonymous No.16230123]

>>16227652
>flour tortilla
It's made from potatoes

[Anonymous No.16230134]

>>16224862
>he doesnt hot dog his gf every night
ngmi

[Anonymous No.16230952]

[Anonymous No.16230956]

[Anonymous No.16231213]

>>16224938
>japs

[Anonymous No.16231263]

[Anonymous No.16231277]

>>16230956
could go for a 'go 'ot 'og right about now

[Anonymous No.16231364]

>>16222041
>>16222059
>>16222275
>>16222624
>>16222930
>>16222936
>>16222982
>>16224583
>>16224937
>>16225714
>>16230952
>>16230956
>>16231263
Over here in my neck of the woods we call that a’Hot Carl’, and we ram them up our gay asses. (I I’ve in Canada btw).

[Anonymous No.16233053]

>>16229768
technicality, the Icelanders aren't Scandinavian, they're Nordic.

[Anonymous No.16233351]

>>16233053
Who told you this nonsense?

[Anonymous No.16233364]

>>16231263
> ketchup
> mustard
> mayo

How dare you, anon...

[Anonymous No.16233397]

[Anonymous No.16234114]

I'm from France and we reverse sear them after frying them in butter and rosemary

[Anonymous No.16234913]

>>16222305
They eat this shit from Moss to Fredrikstad, pleb

[Anonymous No.16234929]

>>16233053

[Anonymous No.16235295]

>>16222041
In portugal most hotdogs look like pic related at least if you buy them on a street joint

[Anonymous No.16235501]

>>16233351
Scandinavia is Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Not Iceland, not Finland.

[Anonymous No.16235523]

>>16222041
first time i saw one of those i thought it was a great idea so i made a quesadilla and just threw the hotdog in there with some mustard, winning combo really, basically do that but just add cheese and heat it on a skillet so it'll melt

[Anonymous No.16235795]

>>16222041
German guy here. We usually don't eat hot dogs that much... "Currywurst" is our thing. (sausage in a spicy currysauce) almost everytime with a ban aside and fries