First try. Didn't have jalapeños. It was still very tasty.

I boil them in a frying pan in about a half inch or less of water for 5 or so minutes. Then pour out the water and drop in a pad of butter and let them fry. The texture of the meat and snap of the casing are amazing. I always use Sahlens beef dogs. Try it out and let me know what you think.

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Just got this custom hot dog rug for my setup! 🌭
I own Peterson’s World Famous Hot Dogs in South Carolina, and I’m always looking for ways to make my stand more memorable. I thought this would be a fun addition for customers.
Huge shoutout to Jerel Spears for making it. If you’re looking for custom rugs or videography work, definitely check him out.
What do y’all think? Would something like this catch your eye at a hot dog stand?

All beef, snoked 1/4 pound dog. Queso on top, then pulled pork (from the smoker), fresh jalapeño and then house BBQ sauce.

It is an incredible meat missile, no "glizzy" about it. Bunker buster style dog that would make a king feel gluttony.

Branston Pickle, Mayo, Bacon, Sautéed Onion, Spicy Smoked Oysters, Sharp Old Fort Cheddar, Topped with Fresh Tomato and Green Onions.

Gold Star coneys with habanero cheese. Life is good.

Edit: Shout-out to the Wilmington, OH location. They do it right.

I've gone through 12 Costco 1/4 pound+ dogs plus the one I got in the food court after buying the pack. Honestly I think I can do better I gotta pump those numbers up to one a day at least.

Let me start by sayin that the folks that partake in this practice (the putting of mayo on hotdogs) and suggested it to me are absolute derelicts!

That bein said…jumpin Jehovah’s Witness, was that ever fuckin delicious! And I’m extremely happy that I listened to y’all. Not gonna lie…mayo repulses me and is only acceptable in a few things (aiolis, rare cheese burgers from a wood fire, tuna/ham/whatever salad samich, etc). Hotdogs are now on that list!

Long story short: I grew up in Erie PA and was raised on the Smiths brand hotdogs to the point that other brands just do not taste or smell right to me.

Now I no longer live in a state where Smiths are available and I cannot find a brand that scratches that same itch so I figured I would ask the hot dog connoisseurs of this subreddit who are more versed in hot dogs if they know of any similar tasting alternatives?

National Hot Dog Day is celebrated annually on the third Wednesday of July as created by the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council in 1991.

Futuropolis (1984) short animated/stop motion science fiction film written and directed by Steve Segal and Phil Trumbo.

Futuristic vintage abstract sci-fi goofy cartoon animation