Come to Southern Arizona and try a Sonoran dog. Our most popular street for and it's delicious. Growing up I used to just do ketchup and mustard . The older I got the more my taste buds changed and it just seems bland now. I need Sonoran dog style , chili cheese dog, or Chicago style at the very least.
by Anonymous9 months ago
LA street dogs with bacon, peppers, ketchup/mustard/mayo are the best. That's its own thing though. Kind of like how a chicago dog is its own thing. If it's just a backyard hot dog I'm more of a mustard and relish, no ketchup.
by Anonymous9 months ago
I put mayo on everything. I think this really depends where you're from. I feel like in the US people really love ketchup, correct me if i'm wrong. I'm from a country in Europe and here we generally go for mayo or something like Andalouse or cocktail sauce.
by geoffrey049 months ago
To go along. Relish goes on burgers.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Mayo (and hot sauce) goes with everything. Fight me.
by Diannaskiles9 months ago
Mayo goes with grilled or fried sausage, goes with other condiments, goes with bread too so why not with a hotdog.
by Anonymous9 months ago
It's a no from me.
by Maleficent_Buy9 months ago
Shame on you
by Camren589 months ago
I can't eat my hot dogs without mayo! Some sandwiches as well 😋
by Anonymous9 months ago
mayo & peanut butter is the way to go
by Advanced-Assist-8049 months ago
Every hotdog gets ketchup, mayo and mustard.
by After_Position9 months ago
Look up the Chilean Completo.
by Familiar_Field10899 months ago
Sure does!
by Anonymous9 months ago
Am I the only one that loves mayo on a hotdog? Yes. Of course.
by Firm-Badger9 months ago
Never had a Sonoran dog I see.
by Anonymous9 months ago
My man, mayo is the most versatile of the foundational sauces there is. But its also literally just Oil, Egg, Vinegar, a bit of mustard and a dash of juice of any citric plant. Sugar for example doesn't belong in there. It is what you make other sauces with and how to carry spices.
by Jazzlike-Brother9 months ago
It's consistency and taste are disgusting though. I don't understand how people can like it on a sandwich.
by Anonymous9 months ago
Mayo has nearly no inherent taste. Mostly just "fat". That is why it is such a good carrier for other tastes and is the base of e.g. aioli, blue cheese, ranch and most burger and fry sauces.
by Jazzlike-Brother9 months ago
I know someone who never ate home-made mayonnaise
by Anonymous9 months ago
I made it once, it was too sour. Kewpie is where it's at.
by Anonymous9 months ago
You gotta do it with fresh eggs and still, it shouldn't be sour.
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