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A corndog is a popsicle if you don't cook it. amirite?
by Anonymous1 year ago
At first I wanted to say Cornsicle but I've decided that Popdog sounds way cooler.
by Anonymous1 year ago
What about copdicle
by Anonymous1 year ago
There was only one wrong answer...and you found it. Please keep your copdicles to yourself
by Anonymous1 year ago
I had one of thoes once. It's not frozen and it hurts quite a bit
by Anonymous1 year ago
On that note, wouldn't anything frozen on a stick be considered as a popsicle?
by Anonymous1 year ago
I think the answer to this is no, so an uncooked corndog is, now hear me out, a frozen corn dog.
by Anonymous1 year ago
I think you're just afraid to open the pandora box of possibilities this could mean. Similar to the grand old question of whether a hotdog is considered a sandwich
by Anonymous1 year ago
Nope, not afraid. The line has to be drawn somewhere.
Hotdog is definitely a sandwich, bread-meat-bread. How can it not be a sandwich, just like a hamburger is also a sandwich.
by Anonymous1 year ago
...Have you watched Food Theory Before? Or are you crazy?
by Anonymous1 year ago
There has been no official diagnosis...
by Anonymous1 year ago
Alright, Good to know
by Anonymous1 year ago
So would a flatbread with cheese in between count as a sandwich?
by Anonymous1 year ago
This!
by Anonymous1 year ago
Isn't an popsicle very liquid based? I mean, i'm pretty sure corndog isn't much liquid when defrosting it
by Anonymous1 year ago
Wow hate this one lmao, but I can't deny its truth.
by Anonymous1 year ago
A corndog would be more of a kebab. Meat on a stick and all. It even has veggies on it! In the form of the corn batter.
by Anonymous1 year ago
So is the frozen raccoon in my freezer 🤷🏻♂️
by Anonymous1 year ago
Can you confirm that you are human?
Negative, I am a meat popsicle
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