• originalucifer@moist.catsweat.com
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    im somewhat stunned, as im sitting here eating the exact opposite of this. i took a hot dog, cut it in half, and put each half in its own bun.

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      So you made a hc dc and a ↄt ↄg?

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      Lmao like that old Micky mouse cartoon where they’re slicing up a bean and a slice of bread

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          Thanks, idk why but I was thinking it was the one where Donald is a Nazi. No clue why I thought that

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      Is the exact opposite just a hot dog?

      You looked at the original blueprints for hot dogs and said “too much protein, not enough carbs” instead of “I refuse to make two identical sandwiches in parallel”. Both fascinating observations :)

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      Slice the hotdog in half, cook it separately and then put it in one bun. Smash dog.

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      You monster.

      You half-dogged the bun. You don’t half dog the bun even if its the last dog you have and starving, its just wrong!

      (Pls read this in the “you can’t double dip the chip” voice)

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    We’ve had those already for something like 10 years

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        Yup, count me in on that. Where do I sign up?

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        I was iffy about double-hotdog, but double corndog?! Now that’s progress!

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      Was about to comment that “divstobrene” is a thing in Latvia.

      As always, ahead of the curve where it truly matters.

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      Whatever that country this is (Turkey? A Baltic state?), it’s ahead of OP by a leap.

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          Can confirm, its Latvian. They sell those on gas stations. They also had an amazing thing called wrapurger back in the day. Fantastic thing, like a burger, but wrapped in a tortilla instead of bread. Imagine a burger you can eat in your car while not making a mess. Unbelievable

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            Wait, is t a wrap just a tool to funnel all the grease down the front of your shirt in one spot?

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            Lol, I was so focused on identifying the (to me) non-standard letters, that I didn’t even try to read it.

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          I just noticed. I’m pleased that I narrowed it down to Turkey or a Baltic state.

          Yeah, Latvia is way ahead of the world in this respect. Or The States at least…

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      That doesn’t look like the bun has the same texture as a regular hotdog bun. It looks more like a double dog panini. Plus it doesn’t have the opening for toppings

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        Came here for this and the previous comment. This is exceedingly common here. Now I want a double dog. I wish I wasn’t poor.

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            Yo momma so poor, I seen her walking down the street with a bun with no hot dog in it. I said: did you lose a hot dog? She said: no, I found a bun.

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      Local hotdog shop?

      I need to investigate if my town even has a local hotdog shop.

      I’m pretty certain we don’t. Actually we lack a lot of proper food places. Sandwich shops are all terrible, no goddamn Phillies worth the money. No hot dog shop or reliable spot for biscuits n gravy. seems sorta like Minnesota just hates good food

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      In Iceland we call this a Tvíhleypa, which means “double barrel”

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      So OP was successful with their invention after all. Good for them!

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    If you are in Grand Rapids, Michigan, there’s a little hot dog spot called Yesterdog. They’ve got a secret menu. Ask for a slut dog.

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    Let me introduce to you the Brazilian hot dog:

    In my region of Brazil we have three flavors (!!!) of hot dog: beef (filled with meaty Bolognese), chicken (shredded chicken cooked in tomato sauce) and mixed (both; yes, BOTH!!).

    Things Brazilians put in hotdogs:

    • Hot dogs. How many, you ask? Well, how many do you want?
    • Corn
    • Peas
    • Ground beef
    • Chicken
    • Cheese
    • Cabbage
    • Vinaigrette
    • Mashed potatoes
    • Bacon
    • Crispy straw potatoes
    • Olives
    • Cooked quail eggs
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      There is no combination of ingredients a brazilian won’t dare mix.

      Americans will be whining about pineapple on pizza while Brazil is adding banana, chocolate, ribs and potato chips to it.

      I’m honestly all for it, i hate this dumbass stigma people have over changing “traditional recipies”. Fuck that, mix it up, throw shit at the all until it sticks, just make me something that tastes good.

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        That’s fine, just change the name. It’s not a Philly Cheesesteak anymore if you cover it in mushrooms, green peppers, mustard and pickles, for example.

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        This is the feeling when someone cosigns/supports your bland statement “Nachos are the best food!” and then they immediately project their entire fucked up POV on you and follows with something completely off the mark in the spirit of, “THIS GUY GETS IT, MAN! We should lower the age of consent!!!”

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    Big hotdog will shut you down. They would rather sell you two ineffecient hot dogs

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      They’re already in on it with big bun, selling packages containing unmarchung numbers of Hot Dogs and buns. It’s like the FTC should investigate.

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    I’m telling you, it’s all about girth. You say you need two, but if you got the RIGHT one… that’s all you need.:-P

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      ^ This guy Costco hot-dogs.

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        I cackled, I was just thinking Costco hot dogs after I read the previous comments… Fucking A+ spot on.

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      On account of the square-cube law, you will get more surface area from two smaller sausages than one large one, so the two small win out in that aspect at least.

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        Okay but then they’re squishy and flop around and send condiments everywhere rather than aiming them like a torpedo directly where they need to go: into your mouth.

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      Yeah, just don’t eat them the way they do in Star Citizen.

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        Make sure you remove your space helmet first before you eat that entire double dog in a single bite.

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          One of the funnier random exchanges I’ve seen in SC was when someone complained in chat that he had a constant choking sound to which someone else immediately responded with, “well stop eating hot dogs like that.”

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      Was gonna say, I’ve been having double dogs for 30 years.