Hotdogs

Mancie · 19-08-2008, 03:40

Do you like mustard on your Hotdogs?.. some hotdog stands put loads of english mustard on which is quite strong..i don't mind mustard on my hotdog ..but what would you rather have? english ? or the milder american mustard?

steeljack · 19-08-2008, 03:58

yep , have to agree English (Colemans) is a bit strong , better if made with milk instead of water
American .....no taste
French ......too sweet
German ......about right for me
Japanese.....Wasabi (mixture of Mustard and Horseradish) ..... also good if your drinking beer

Mancie · 19-08-2008, 04:03

were do we go from here steeljack?.. the american stuff is taking over cos it's milder than the English.. the Frence is expensive

Padiham Lass · 01-09-2008, 08:50

No mustard, but loads of fried onions and a bit of ketchup on mine please.

emzy · 01-09-2008, 08:59

No mustard or onions - just ketchup for me

keetah992000 · 01-09-2008, 10:38

english mustard ..oh yeah.
but I do love wasabi - only you dont tend to get that offered much with hotdogs lol

entwisi · 01-09-2008, 11:10

yep, good old english for me. its also lovely with chips and adds depth to cheese sauces

Padiham Lass · 01-09-2008, 12:40

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Originally Posted by entwisi

yep, good old english for me. its also lovely with chips and adds depth to cheese sauces

I prefer sweet chilli sauce with my chips (and fish), not tried it with hotdogs though

flashy · 01-09-2008, 12:45

love mustard on mine, also love nando's peri peri garlic sauce too...its a bit hot but absolutely lush

BERNADETTE · 01-09-2008, 13:36

Don't like hot dogs

Lilly · 01-09-2008, 16:03

Hahaha...hot dogs.

Sorry to wander a bit but I thought I'd just share a funny story with you.

When my son was 3 he went to a Christmas party at his nursery...they were having party food, party games, visit from Santa etc.

When I picked him up I asked him what he'd had to eat and he replied 'sausage and bread.'

I said 'Oh you mean a hot dog?'

He looked at me like I was the biggest fool ever, gave a huge sigh and said....'No. It wasn't a dog, it was sausage and bread....you don't eat dogs, you stroke them!'

He looked so serious as he said it!

Haha...I'll never forget that. As you can see, we still laugh at it now.

WillowTheWhisp · 01-09-2008, 17:03

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE

Don't like hot dogs

Me neither Bernie. Bit like eating plastic.

I do like wasabi though.

derekgas · 01-09-2008, 17:07

Fried onions, french mustard or ketchup mood dependent!

MargaretR · 01-09-2008, 17:17

Most british sausages are made from 'recovered' meat scraped from the bones and taste of nothing. That's why they need perking up with some sauce or other.

entwisi · 02-09-2008, 06:30

Only teh cheap supermarket type, buy good sausages from a decent butcher and they are proper meat.

The shop in Ossy mills does mnice ones but he is a little dearer than most places, Whittakers on Blackburn Market do lovely Lamb and Pork and Black Pudding ones.

Until a couple of years ago I used to go to Keswick each year and bring back 25lbs of Cumberland sausage from a particular butcher that was shared round friends and family. They were the best sausage I've ever had to this day by a couontry mile. Good really course mince, right amount of fat, no breadcrumbs/oatmeal, perfectly spiced and just absolutely delicious! My mum started going there ~40 years ago when they were on holiday one year and kept going back. The inconsiderate sod went and emigrated to Oz.