Menu | Woofdawg Hotdog
We make our own Hotdogs and mostly all the toppings! Check out our Menu available at 1357 Dundas st. W, Toronto
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We have rounded up all the ingredients to do it correctly at our house from time to time. All the better groceries sell the sport peppers and green relish.
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We have rounded up all the ingredients to do it correctly at our house from time to time. All the better groceries sell the sport peppers and green relish.
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IDK about that, but this is true….
I said, ‘Jim, we can’t sell this hot dog for a buck fifty," Jelineck recalled, according to a post by 425 Business. "We are losing our rear ends.’ And he said, ‘If you raise the effing hot dog, I will kill you. Figure it out.’
Costco’s Co-Founder Told The Company’s CEO That He'd Kill Him If He Raised The Price Of Hot Dogs
Costo hot dogs are KIND OF A BIG DEAL.
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Looks good PM--glad you finally found a keeper! And I haven't had a Chicago dog since a year or two ago when I choked down some horrid, soggy mess of a dog at the local Portillo's.
But a rhetorical question--since when/where in this world of ours does a single hot dog cost $9? Add the fries and "pop can" and it's a $16 ("plus applicable tax") meal?
That Loaded Woofdawg is lookin' kinda good also...weird enough that I'd probably enjoy it.
I think we get a taste for a hot dog once a year. And that was last week. I still had a tube of National chili in the freezer, so I thawed 'er out and heated 'er up. Since we are breadless here at the house, for me it was just a pile of hot dogs, chili, lots of onions, and mustard. Kinda like a steamin' spoonful of Coney dog casserole maybe? 😁 Although since I've recently conquered homemade corn tortillas, I may experiment with one or two of the remaining hot dogs as a way to keep it gluten-free, yet still have something to wrap the hot dog in.
But a rhetorical question--since when/where in this world of ours does a single hot dog cost $9? Add the fries and "pop can" and it's a $16 ("plus applicable tax") meal?
That Loaded Woofdawg is lookin' kinda good also...weird enough that I'd probably enjoy it.
I think we get a taste for a hot dog once a year. And that was last week. I still had a tube of National chili in the freezer, so I thawed 'er out and heated 'er up. Since we are breadless here at the house, for me it was just a pile of hot dogs, chili, lots of onions, and mustard. Kinda like a steamin' spoonful of Coney dog casserole maybe? 😁 Although since I've recently conquered homemade corn tortillas, I may experiment with one or two of the remaining hot dogs as a way to keep it gluten-free, yet still have something to wrap the hot dog in.
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Yes!2/$0.99 Hot Dogz 24/7/365 <1 mile.
powdered donettes 2/$7 24/7/365...
I live off of food from the Maverik stations when I'm out west. I can pick up a wrap and have it for two days when I'm on the road or in a rally, as I carry salty snacks, and have a 12V refrigerator I travel with. I'm not spending $10-$15 just to stop and waste 45 minutes for lunch when I'm traveling (and especially on a rally day).
I’m so going to Coney Island…..
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From 35th St. Red Hots, a couple of blocks west of Sox Park. This was my favorite stand before I left Chicago a few years ago, now I'm back but my recent trips to the South Side were to Connie's for pizza.
Where have YOU been? Welcome back!
