Tasty hot dogs all over the world

6/10/2021

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by brian l

Culture Story: Tasty hot dogs all over the world

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Hot dogs are one of the most popular snacks worldwide. See how different they can look depending on a country.

#1 Danish hot dog with onion and pickles

#2 Mexican Sonoran hot dog

#3 Salchipapa hot dog from Peru

#4 Hot dog garnished with sauce

#5 Panchuker, Argentina’s homemade hot dog

#6 Hot dog from Khadom, Tokyo

#7 Tunbrödsrulle, Scandinavia definitely has wonderful hot dogs

Which of these hotdogs would you be willing to shell out your hard-earned cash for? Tell us in the comment section.

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25 Comments

Carol Moore

They didn’t include “The Chicago Dog”.

Jim Mascair

I would like to try that Panchuker dog

tdelisi

I’d eat any and all of them. I know that many dogs are not the healthiest of foods, but they taste so good that I cannot resist. I worked in Denmark dozens of times between 2007 - 2019 and there was a hot dog truck right outside of Vesterbro Station in central Copenhagen. He served the hot dogs with crunchy fried onions and pickles and I think I helped finance his car purchase with how many times I ate there.

snowballs

Hot Dogs , I can take them or leave them . Now Cheeseburgers that’s another story , with French fries of course 🤪❤️

catmom

I would try #5 -- Argentine, #6 -- Tokyo & #7 -- Scandinavian hot dogs. They all look very good.

Would like to know what ingredients (besides the meat) went into making these. Also, some did not look like they’re should even be called hotdogs as the meat did not appear to have been in a sausage consistency before cooking (yes I’m looking at the Japanese one). Where was #4 from? All it said was ‘garnished with sauce’ … for these reasons (and not including a Chicago dog) had to hit dislike on this.

Perk

Some of them I wouldn't call hot dogs, especially the Japanese one.

Patricia Price

Like the look of the Danish one!😊

theotishaynes

I would probably try them all. I love culinary arts and like to experience things from different cultures. Like the old idiom says “don’t knock it until you try it “.