#hotdogs — Public Fediverse posts
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@sbourne Every ballgame and one or two for dinner about every ten days. And. They. Are. Worth. Every. Bite. 😂
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@sbourne Every ballgame and one or two for dinner about every ten days. And. They. Are. Worth. Every. Bite. 😂
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The Atlanta Falcons brought back old-school concession prices, and spending actually went up
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why does #portillos have ketchup dispensers but not mustard?
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why does #portillos have ketchup dispensers but not mustard?
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"People who eat more red meat, especially processed red meat like bacon, sausage and bologna, are more likely to have a higher risk of cognitive decline and dementia when compared to those who eat very little red meat..."
source: https://www.aan.com/PressRoom/home/PressRelease/1082
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Good Morning #Canada
#Hotdogs vs #Hamburgers ? We're serving both at our family #BBQ today but internet data, therefore 100% true, indicates Canadians eat an average of 8 hotdogs annually versus 20 Hamburgers. Even if we consider that Costco Canada sells 36.6 million hotdogs every year, there must be some outliers dragging up those averages because I'm well below average. That's what she said last night...#CanadaIsAwesome
Hot dogs Versus Hamburgers | CBC Radio
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thedebaters/hot-dogs-vs-hamburgers-northern-tourists-1.3755552/hot-dogs-are-better-than-hamburgers-1.4138518 -
Good Morning #Canada
#Hotdogs vs #Hamburgers ? We're serving both at our family #BBQ today but internet data, therefore 100% true, indicates Canadians eat an average of 8 hotdogs annually versus 20 Hamburgers. Even if we consider that Costco Canada sells 36.6 million hotdogs every year, there must be some outliers dragging up those averages because I'm well below average. That's what she said last night...#CanadaIsAwesome
Hot dogs Versus Hamburgers | CBC Radio
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thedebaters/hot-dogs-vs-hamburgers-northern-tourists-1.3755552/hot-dogs-are-better-than-hamburgers-1.4138518 -
"When eating a hot dog, it is best to do it the traditional way, ass first."
"Which part is the ass?"
"All of it."
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Reynard’s Review:
Manager’s Special Schweigert Old Fashioned Weiners and store-brand hot dog buns
Two with Gulden’s Spicy Brown and Mr Bing Spicy Chili Crisp — Tasty with crunchy texture fun, but saltier than expected. Moderation next time.
Two with leftover Arby’s Bronco Berry Sauce — This worked marvelously. Tacky but perfect. I’m rather annoyed at how good this was.
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Reynard’s Review:
Manager’s Special Schweigert Old Fashioned Weiners and store-brand hot dog buns
Two with Gulden’s Spicy Brown and Mr Bing Spicy Chili Crisp — Tasty with crunchy texture fun, but saltier than expected. Moderation next time.
Two with leftover Arby’s Bronco Berry Sauce — This worked marvelously. Tacky but perfect. I’m rather annoyed at how good this was.
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Good Morning #Canada
Happy National Hotdog Day to all those who don't care about what they eat. Did you know that the Montréal hot dog is a would famous Canadian gourmet meal? Neither did I. Montréal had a 66 year ban on street carts that was lifted in 2013. So small diners had created steamed #Hotdogs and sausages, placed in a side loaded steamed bun with your choice of toppings. Today both steamé or grilled options are available.#CanadaIsAwesome #StreetMeat
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Good Morning #Canada
Happy National Hotdog Day to all those who don't care about what they eat. Did you know that the Montréal hot dog is a would famous Canadian gourmet meal? Neither did I. Montréal had a 66 year ban on street carts that was lifted in 2013. So small diners had created steamed #Hotdogs and sausages, placed in a side loaded steamed bun with your choice of toppings. Today both steamé or grilled options are available.#CanadaIsAwesome #StreetMeat
https://www.tasteatlas.com/montreal-hot-dog/wheretoeat#modal -
Nothing says summer like juicy beer boiled brats fresh off the grill! Who's ready for a bite? #food #hotdogs #recipes
Posted into Recipes You Need To Try @recipes-you-need-to-try-HonestAndTruly
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A pair of French hot dogs. Actually, they're Stamey's.
The French hot dogs will be served somewhere on Elm St. this Saturday.
I'm still hoping that "French hot dogs" is a euphemism for full frontal nudity. I'll report back on that on Saturday night.
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“You Don’t Need to Go Home To Cook Hot Dogs”: Who Needs a BBQ When Your Car Antenna Will Do the Job On Hot Days?
Where I am in Boston, Massachusetts, we’ve had a heat advisory warning residents about the dangers of prolonged sun exposure for the last couple of days. It’s pretty easy to tell why from …
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #hotdogs
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2718751/you-dont-need-to-go-home-to-cook-hot-dogs-who-needs-a-bbq-when-your-car-antenna-will-do-the-job-on-hot-days/ -
“You Don’t Need to Go Home To Cook Hot Dogs”: Who Needs a BBQ When Your Car Antenna Will Do the Job On Hot Days?
Where I am in Boston, Massachusetts, we’ve had a heat advisory warning residents about the dangers of prolonged sun exposure for the last couple of days. It’s pretty easy to tell why from …
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #hotdogs
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2718751/you-dont-need-to-go-home-to-cook-hot-dogs-who-needs-a-bbq-when-your-car-antenna-will-do-the-job-on-hot-days/ -
“You Don’t Need to Go Home To Cook Hot Dogs”: Who Needs a BBQ When Your Car Antenna Will Do the Job On Hot Days? https://www.diningandcooking.com/2718751/you-dont-need-to-go-home-to-cook-hot-dogs-who-needs-a-bbq-when-your-car-antenna-will-do-the-job-on-hot-days/ #Cooking #HotDogs
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“You Don’t Need to Go Home To Cook Hot Dogs”: Who Needs a BBQ When Your Car Antenna Will Do the Job On Hot Days? https://www.diningandcooking.com/2718751/you-dont-need-to-go-home-to-cook-hot-dogs-who-needs-a-bbq-when-your-car-antenna-will-do-the-job-on-hot-days/ #Cooking #HotDogs
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"Chestnut called competitive hot dog eating 'the most patriotic sport we’ve got.'"
#weird #weirdnews #gluttony #eating #usa #hotdogs #food
https://apnews.com/article/nathans-famous-hot-dog-contest-chestnut-sudo-840ee635bac33d0bd88cd9b4a564c4db -
"Chestnut called competitive hot dog eating 'the most patriotic sport we’ve got.'"
#weird #weirdnews #gluttony #eating #usa #hotdogs #food
https://apnews.com/article/nathans-famous-hot-dog-contest-chestnut-sudo-840ee635bac33d0bd88cd9b4a564c4db -
From Germany to the legendary Dodger Dog, the hot dog tells a surprising story about culture and identity. A sausage in a bun changed American food forever. #FoodHistory #FoodCulture #HotDogs #Baseball #DodgerDog #Americana #StreetFood #FoodStories
Posted into FLIPBOARD USER GROUP @flipboard-user-group-JanetteSpeyer
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If you haven’t already walked your dog today then please don’t consider doing so now, leave it until tomorrow morning. #hotdogs #heatkills
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If you haven’t already walked your dog today then please don’t consider doing so now, leave it until tomorrow morning. #hotdogs #heatkills
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Reykjavík Iceland is the perfect winter vacation for vampires with insomnia.
From September to April, few places on earth are friendlier to undead bloodsuckers.
https://www.crosbyreport.com/travel/reykjavik-iceland-is-the-perfect-winter-vacation-for-vampires-with-insomnia/
#asia #northamerica #travel #arctic #climate #farts #fish #food #geothermal #hotdogs #hydroelec...
https://www.crosbyreport.com/travel/reykjavik-iceland-is-the-perfect-winter-vacation-for-vampires-with-insomnia/?fsp_sid=342 -
Reykjavík Iceland is the perfect winter vacation for vampires with insomnia.
From September to April, few places on earth are friendlier to undead bloodsuckers.
https://www.crosbyreport.com/travel/reykjavik-iceland-is-the-perfect-winter-vacation-for-vampires-with-insomnia/
#asia #northamerica #travel #arctic #climate #farts #fish #food #geothermal #hotdogs #hydroelec...
https://www.crosbyreport.com/travel/reykjavik-iceland-is-the-perfect-winter-vacation-for-vampires-with-insomnia/?fsp_sid=342 -
What kind of #mustard snob are you?
Please boost to include our international mustard snob friends!
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What kind of #mustard snob are you?
Please boost to include our international mustard snob friends!
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Warning: this article may cause nostalgic cravings. America’s favorite street food started as an immigrant sausage… and became the star of baseball games, backyard summers, fireworks, and nostalgia. From Germany to the legendary Dodger Dog, the hot dog tells a surprising story about culture and identity. A sausage in a bun changed American food forever. #FoodCulture #HotDogs
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Warning: this article may cause nostalgic cravings. America’s favorite street food started as an immigrant sausage… and became the star of baseball games, backyard summers, fireworks, and nostalgia. From Germany to the legendary Dodger Dog, the hot dog tells a surprising story about culture and identity. A sausage in a bun changed American food forever. #FoodCulture #HotDogs
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Warning: this article may cause nostalgic cravings. America’s favorite street food started with an immigrant’s plain sausage… and became the star of baseball games, backyard summers, fireworks, and nostalgia. #FoodHistory #FoodCulture #HotDogs #Baseball #DodgerDog #Americana #StreetFood #FoodStories
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Warning: this article may cause nostalgic cravings. America’s favorite street food started as an immigrant sausage… and became the star of baseball games, backyard summers, fireworks, and nostalgia. From Germany to the legendary Dodger Dog, the hot dog tells a surprising story about culture and identity. A sausage in a bun changed American food forever. #FoodHistory #FoodCulture #HotDogs #Baseball #DodgerDog #Americana #StreetFood #FoodStories
Posted into FLIPBOARD USER GROUP @flipboard-user-group-JanetteSpeyer
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My sister's partner sent us a Chicago dog kit so we made some homemade poppy seed rolls and some authentic Chicago dogs. I'm from the area originally and need my occasional fix. It was a great success and my partner digs the flavors and crunch.
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How To Cook Hot Dogs: The Best And Worst Ways
My vegetarian brother hovered over the stove, staring at a package of uncooked beef hot dogs that he graciously planned to cook for the rest of us, his omnivorous family (he was eating Beyond Brats). “What do I do with these?” he asked, and I chuckled to myself at his naiveté. But two days later, [...]
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #Food&Drink #hotdogs
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2656363/how-to-cook-hot-dogs-the-best-and-worst-ways/ -
How To Cook Hot Dogs: The Best And Worst Ways https://www.diningandcooking.com/2656363/how-to-cook-hot-dogs-the-best-and-worst-ways/ #Cooking #Food&Drink #HotDogs
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I’m sure you guys have remembered, but don’t forget to take your dogs out for an early walk today to avoid burning paws on tarmac and pavement, not to mention just generally overheating. It was already 13 degrees Celsius on Daisy’s 7 o’clock walk this morning. #Hotdogs #Earlywalk
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"Police didn’t take the animal into custody or file charges."
“ It’s unclear where the fox found the hot dogs."
This #fox is now my hero and spirit animal.
#Canada #sausage #hotdogs #bbq #barbeque #grilling #grillingporn #GiftArticle #GiftLink
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Um …. ACME Supermarkets? Why are Hebrew National hot dogs in Personal Care / Health? Am I using them wrong?
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“It may be doubted that there are many other animals which have played so important a part in the history of the world as have these lowly organized creatures”*…
Gary Revell roops in a stand of recently burned trees in the Apalachicola National Forest just after daybreakMichael Adno on the third generation of a Florida family that coaxes earthworms from the forest floor…
A hint of blue on the horizon meant morning was coming. And as they have for the past fifty-four years, Audrey and Gary Revell stepped out their screen door, walked down a ramp, and climbed into their pickup truck. Passing a cup of coffee back and forth, they headed south into Tate’s Hell—one corner of a vast wilderness in Florida’s panhandle where the Apalachicola National Forest runs into the Gulf of Mexico. Soon, they turned off the road and onto a two-track that stretched into a silhouette of pine trees. Their brake lights disappeared into the forest, and after about thirty minutes, they parked the truck along the road just as daylight spilled through the trees. Gary took one last sip of coffee, grabbed a wooden stake and a heavy steel file, and walked off into the woods. Audrey slipped on a disposable glove, grabbed a bucket, and followed. Gary drove the wooden stake, known as a “stob,” into the ground and began grinding it with the steel file [each pass of which is a “roop”]. A guttural noise followed as the ground hummed. Pine needles shook, and the soil shivered. Soon, the ground glowed with pink earthworms. Audrey collected them one by one to sell as live bait to fishermen. What drew the worms to the surface seemed like sorcery. For decades, nobody could say exactly why they came up, even the Revells who’d become synonymous with the tradition here. They call it worm grunting.
Audrey and Gary Revell took to each other in high school. In 1970 when Gary graduated, he asked Audrey to be his wife, and they married at his grandfather’s place down in Panacea, about thirty miles south of Tallahassee. For his entire life, he’d lived on an acre six miles west of Sopchoppy, Florida, in an area known as Sanborn. The place is set deep in the heart of the Apalachicola National Forest, a vast expanse of flatwoods and swamp that covers over half a million acres struck through with rivers. It’s where he and his siblings grew up in an old church building, where his great-grandfather had settled after finding his way up Syfrett Creek into the wilderness. It’s where Audrey and Gary settled after their wedding. “I was only sixteen, so I feel like I grew up here,” Audrey told me. Soon after, they started looking for ways to make ends meet, and Gary suggested, “We might ought to look into that worm thing.”
His family was already deep into worm grunting. Three generations preceded him, and by 1970, his uncles Nolan, Clarence, and Willie weren’t only harvesting the worms to sell as bait but were working as brokers with their own shops that distributed the critters throughout the South. It didn’t hurt that Audrey fell in love with it immediately. The work was seasonal, busiest in spring. During other parts of the year, their family trapped for a living, dug oysters, logged, raised livestock, and set the table with what they grew in their yard or caught in the water or in the forest. “That’s how we learned the woods,” Gary said. “We went in every creek, water hole, pig trail. You name it.”
By the 1970s, the cottage industry had reached its peak. Then Charles Kurault arrived in 1972 to film a segment for his eponymous CBS show, On the Road with Charles Kurault. The attention led the Internal Revenue Service and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to start regulating the harvest of worms, investigating unreported income, and implementing permit requirements. Back then, the sound produced by grunters in the first hours of daylight was as common as birdsong in this forest, and hundreds of thousands of worms were carried out in cans. Folks who once turned to grunting to make ends meet seasonally were soon in the woods year-round during that decade, competing to summon the bait to the surface and sell to brokers among the counties set between the capital city and the Apalachicola River. Millions of worms left those counties bound for fishing hooks across America. Money followed the pink fever, but as with any rush, the demand eventually dimmed as commercial worm farms caught on and soft, plastic lures became popular.
By that point, Audrey and Gary had decided to shape their own outfit. His uncles had told them, You ought to just think about keeping all that money to yourself. The couple had grown tired of depending on others for work. So, they set up their own shop full time, cultivated clients as far away as Savannah, and delivered bait all over the South, driving it themselves, or sending it north in sixteen-ounce, baby blue containers via Greyhound buses. “All the money was coming our way, what little we made,” said Gary. “We struggled with it for a long time, because when you get off the grid like that and try to do it for yourself and you’re young, it’s hard.”
I wanted to know what spending their life in the woods hunting for worms meant, but I also wanted to know where this mysterious, artful tradition came from. In the UK, there are a handful of worm-charming competitions and festivals in Devon, Cornwall, and Willaston that began in the 1980s and another in Canada that started in 2012. I’d heard of similar events in east Texas, of people using pitchforks and spades as well as burying one stick in the ground and rubbing it with another to coax worms up to the surface. Later, I even found a newspaper clipping from 1970 reporting on the first International Worm Fiddling Championship, in Florida. I searched for a deep well of literature on the practice but found nothing. Certainly, worm grunting predated the Revells. But why did rubbing a stick stuck in the ground with a metal file conjure earthworms? The only way to understand was to follow the Revells into the woods…
A fascinating profile: “The Worm Charmers,” from @michaeladno in @oxfordamerican.
(In his childhood in a different part of Florida, your correspondent employed a variation on the techniques described and can testify that they do, in fact, work.)
* Charles Darwin, The Formation of Vegetable Mould through the Action of Worms
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As we grunt, we might recall that it was on this date in 1939, at Hyde Park, that President Franklin D. Roosevelt hosted a luncheon for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England. Despite his mother’s horror, FDR wanted to show the King and Queen an old-fashioned, American style picnic– featuring hot dogs. In the U.S. to raise support U.S. for Britain’s cause in World War II, the royal couple at least appeared to enjoy the meal.
#ApalachicolaNationalForest #bait #culture #fishing #FranklinDRoosevelt #grunting #history #hotDogs #KingGeorgeVI #naturalHistory #picnic #roop #stob #WorldWarII #wormCharmer #wormGrunting #worms
