When I was young it was called "Der Wienershnitzel" and they had a theme song: "Der Wienershnitzel, Wienershnitzel, This must be the place. Just drive right in and put a great big hot dog in your face."
I have been watching Adam for years now, off and on, and we even met him in person a couple years ago (super nice guy). This seemingly generic video is absolutely mesmerizing. How Adam manages to get 21.5 minutes out of buying and eating three hot dogs - and making it utterly entertaining - is a true gift. Just the observational details - from the $1.50 water to the empty store (almost creepy!) to the pointless patches of grass that Adam might pave over - IT IS HILARIOUS AND BRILLIANT. It is literally Zen meditation pop culture. Hail, Adam the Woo!
The town I live in has one of the old school a-frames with the drive-thru going through the center of the building. There's no inside seating. Only other access is a street side walk-up window.
15:30 and the commentary about seeing people recording themselves in public - I could NOT stop laughing. I love watching vlogs, but it’s always strange to see you all in the wild. Kudos to you for being able to block it out & power through it.
It should be America's favorite it should be a law that this franchise should be in every state especially Michigan way to go Adam way to go I hope they have these in Vegas for my event next month! You're killing me with these sauerkraut dogs!
Cheers to you, dear Mr. Woo. The kraut is cabbage. In my state of NC, you would normally get a hot dog with mustard, chili, onions, and slaw. Some add mayo as well. Appreciate your unpretentious vlogs. You find the pleasure in the simple and the sophisticated, which makes you a wonderful resource of information and entertainment. Thanks 😊
Keep doing you Adam! We like all the videos you do and it doesn’t matter if it’s mukbang or just talking walking around! Thank you for allowing us into your day to day little adventures!
I felt a dark ambience throughout today’s show. I rewatched it to get where I was going here and the “Vienna Beef” really brought it home. Thank you Mr Adam.
I know what you mean, when you get on a certain food kick !...I've been going to Cosco for their hot dogs for a while now.....Back in the 1990's when NY. NY. Casino opened, there was a Nathan's inside. So Me and another Crazy New Yorker made a " midnite run " to Vegas from Big Bear in a '71 Camero...to "pig-out" at the new Nathan's....Adam , your video just reminded me of that !......Thank you, glad you're back in Socal....
Ahhh! This one was hard to watch, grew up in Southern California it was our favorites!!!! Thank you for bringing back happy memories!!! Those dogs looked sooooo good!!!
Watching a lot of hotdog vlogs, driving me crazy, miss those all so much. Trying to catchup on your vlogs Adam. Take care of yourself ,really enjoy your humor and glad I started watching you. God Bless your wonderful family too,😀❤️🙏
You are the only person who I get a kick out of watching eat. You carry on a conversation, eat, and make it all interesting. great as usual, Adam 🤠🌭🌭🌭👏
I've watched the vlog now, never knew until you went on a hot dog quest that there were so many choices lol, that junkyard one 👍🏻, never heard the word wienershnitzel before, after your vlog I'm sure i won't forget it 😂 enjoyed the vlog Adam
Our Weienershnitzel closed years ago here in Allentown, Pennsylvania.I remember they use to sell the footlong 🌭 hotdogs but there chilli cheese fries were the best!!! Man i miss that place.👍✌
Hi Adam I enjoy your channel. You should try “The Dog Haus” they have several locations throughout SoCal. The hot dogs and burgers there are delicious. They use Kings Hawaiian rolls as buns. They also have location that have a beer garden.
Once again a great video Adam. Apparently Wiener schnitzel, sometimes spelled Wienerschnitzel, as in Switzerland, is a type of schnitzel made of a thin, breaded, pan-fried veal cutlet. It is one of the best known specialities of Viennese cuisine, and one of the national dishes of Austria.
Adam, we have Wienerschnitzel in Arizona, too. And sauerkraut is shredded cabbage that is pickled or fermented with lots of salt and vinegar. Those looked delicious! BTW, I've never been to a Wienerschnitzel here in Arizona, but since I'm originally from Chicago, I have perfected the making of Chicago dogs. We can get Vienna dogs here. Also, we have Portillo's, a Chicago based chain specializing in hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches. And they are delicious!
Felt the same way about “the kraut”, then I had my first Turkey Rueben sandwich and completely understand the appeal. Also I prefer mustard and no ketchup on my hot dog.
Adam, you crack me up, by your reaction to people looking at you while eating and talking to your camera.. I couldn’t do it. Enjoy watching you enjoying your meals. In fact my son made a favorite of yours. Spaghetti and chili 🌶, it was delicious!
I wouldn’t think I’d ever spend twenty minutes watching a stranger go to eat fast food but when it’s Adam I always end up watching until the end and laughing the whole time. If you’re ever in Fresno try out Rocket Dog. It’s a local gourmet hotdog place. Good food and very good service. (They have an outstanding Chicago dog)
Great companion video from the Angel games. Der Weinerschnitzel opened in 1961. Same year that the Angels started playing. 60th Amniversary for both! My favorite team and hot dog!
Growing up in SoCal ( now living in Stockholm ) you sure brought back memories… back in 70’s we often went cruising in my Pinto and stop at “ Derwinnie “as we called it for a evening snack it was either there are Pup n Taco are those still around? Back then when gas was 35 cents a gallon you could buy 8 dogs for a buck even with Chili,
Here in Australia we NEVER have to pay(in restaurants)for FREE water anywhere and tipping for service is optional but mostly unnecessary..I'm just comparing folks..Your a good eater Adam..Great video buddy.
Well, Albert....you have to remember that Adam is in CALIFORNIA....they do things VERY differently there. I live in Texas...and a glass of water is free here too. And in every other state I've ever lived in as well. California nickels and dimes people to death on every little thing. Don't judge this big country made up of 50 completely different states.... by what they do in California!
@@margietucker1719 Wow..looks like I've hit a nerve string with you my dear..If you bother to go read my comment again BUT SLOWER..you might just read..I'm just comparing folks(with no harm intended)..Hopefully you wont SUE me for my comment either which tends to happen way too often over there😁😁Have a Sweet day ok
@@jayweiss4378 No need to tip here in Oz for anything unless you want too..And most people have water tanks even in the city to catch free water..I'm in the country on a ranch on tank rain water and have NEVER paid anything for a drop of GODS free water,that only needs to be collected by the house roof..USAs and Australias customs and cultures are vastly different is what I'm trying to say here.
Most all the Weinershnitzel's took over the old Pup N Taco buildings...which were A frame style! If you remember those at all lol...born in 1974 here ;)
Sauerkraut is finely cut raw cabbage that has been fermented by various lactic acid bacteria. It has a long shelf life and a distinctive sour flavour, both of which result from the lactic acid formed when the bacteria ferment the sugars in the cabbage leaves. It is one of the best known national dishes in Germany.
You were kinda right! Sauerkraut is picked chopped cabbage! I like going to Weiner Schnitzel one in a long while. It’s an old place that still gives a good dog. My city has a fancier dog spot but often I just want a simple dog with mustard and kraut.
Saucraut is a white shredded cabbage, pickled in salt and own juice. Sugar, carrot or herbs can be added. It's often eaten as side salad in Europe. It helps to break down fats fast and digest the food. X
I was in Venezuela back in the 80s and we got hot dogs from a street food vendor and it had only mayo and papa fritas (basically Potato Sticks, but curly) on it. They didn't have ketchup or mustard.
Our Wienerschnizel is A frame and you drive through the building. It does not have any kind of inside dining. It only has a couple of tables outside for dining.
I grew up very close to this specific Wiernerschnitzel in Orange, CA. In the late 70s, I used to ride my bike there and eat and stop by at the Licorice Pizza, which was in that same strip mall, to eat a complimentary piece of licorice and look at the latest records on my way home.
There was a Der Weinerschnitzel in Center Point, Al when I was a kid. The building was a very steep, red A frame and the A was pointed. We ate there quite a few times on our way to the Mustang Drive Inn Theater, then they went out of business. Didn't know until now they were a chain. Sneaky Pete's is the hot dog chain in the Southern US and their Junkyard dog is so big you can't even see the bun. You have to eat it with a fork. It has everything yours had except fries. Cole slaw, sauerkraut, onions, chili, relish, Sneaky Pete sauce and cheese sauce covers these dogs and buns completely.
Loved this video so much. Thanks Adam. Also realized I am the same age as Weinerschnitzel (1961) - I turn 60 on August 16 so maybe should celebrate with some chilidogs! 🌭🌭🌭
Interesting fact. Junkyard Dog was in 80s sensation movie, Top Secret! He flings an army guy off a roof who subsequently shatters like a porcelin vase. Favorite scene in that is the guy w the spectacle whose eye is large looking at the books. When he removes the spectacle. His eye is still big! Comedic genius who made that movie.
here you go adam hope this helps ( Sauerkraut is finely cut raw cabbage that has been fermented by various lactic acid bacteria. It has a long shelf life and a distinctive sour flavour, both of which result from the lactic acid formed when the bacteria ferment the sugars in the cabbage leaves. It is one of the best known national dishes in Germany ).
Look so good. I do remember junkyard dog with iron sheik and Hogan. He use to wear a chain like a dog tied out in older days. Chicago dog looks so Darn tasty.
Thanks for sharing. If it were a true Chicago hot dog though the bun should have poppy seeds on it. Most of the chicago beef dogs use the Vienna as you mentioned.
Love the shirt! A sign of a true Disney fan. Hot dogs looked so good even though I never eat them. I live in a city where coney dogs are famous from a facility that has been in business over 100 years. People love their dogs.
I loved Wienerschnitzel! Sauerkraut is fermented cabbage and is loaded with vitamin C. Growing up I always got two Kraut dogs and a chocolate shake 😋. Wish I had one nearby!
“The worlds most wanted wiener”
I wish I had that moniker
"The hot dog wanted in all 50 states"
....and it's name is Peter North. Lol
Sour crout is fermented cabbage.
Carolina dogs, I’m on the way!
Adam, seriously love the variety you bring every day. You're the best. Love ya buddy!
When I was young it was called "Der Wienershnitzel" and they had a theme song: "Der Wienershnitzel, Wienershnitzel, This must be the place. Just drive right in and put a great big hot dog in your face."
My mom still calls it that.
🤣
😆
I still call it Der Wienerschnitzel. haha
Lol! @ Great big hot dog in your face! 😂
This dude could review Home Depot and it will be pretty interesting.
I miss those Depot dogs
Nah fr though 😂😂😂
Home depot is interesting af
Gotta change the name of the channel to “The Daily Hotdog”
Lol
😂😂😂
He tends to pick a thing and get stuck,... ( course, when you have no real content,...🤭)
Definitely sounds better than “The Daily Wiener”…
Every time I see "Tastee Freeze" I think about the song Jack and Diane.
Dang it, I was going to post "Sucking on Chili Dog, outside of Tastee Freez..."
I had the same thought skaluv!
Me too!👍😁
I just watched the video and did not pre-read any comments and literally wrote the same thing!
Ha 🤣
I thought you were going to say, “every time I see Adam he’s eating again” 🙄
I have been watching Adam for years now, off and on, and we even met him in person a couple years ago (super nice guy). This seemingly generic video is absolutely mesmerizing. How Adam manages to get 21.5 minutes out of buying and eating three hot dogs - and making it utterly entertaining - is a true gift. Just the observational details - from the $1.50 water to the empty store (almost creepy!) to the pointless patches of grass that Adam might pave over - IT IS HILARIOUS AND BRILLIANT. It is literally Zen meditation pop culture. Hail, Adam the Woo!
Never thought a video about hotdogs could be so entertaining. You’re the Charles Kuralt of TH-cam!
The town I live in has one of the old school a-frames with the drive-thru going through the center of the building. There's no inside seating. Only other access is a street side walk-up window.
15:30 and the commentary about seeing people recording themselves in public - I could NOT stop laughing. I love watching vlogs, but it’s always strange to see you all in the wild. Kudos to you for being able to block it out & power through it.
Loved when he said “it adds to the experience, you should try it sometime” 🤣
😂😂😂
I have loved the baseball content too and the “dogs look delicious! I loved that cheese sandwich review! Thanks for sharing👍
Grew up in Southern CA and that’s one of my favorite hot dog places to eat. Enjoyed this vlog!
Costco has a good beef hot dog and soda for $1.50.
Salty.
Costco has some great hot dogs they're all nations hot dogs
Thr insanely good and ridic cheap!
It should be America's favorite it should be a law that this franchise should be in every state especially Michigan way to go Adam way to go I hope they have these in Vegas for my event next month! You're killing me with these sauerkraut dogs!
This is a man who clearly loves his hot dogs 😊
Love this kind of vlog simple and to much thought needed, more please Adam.
~ Sauerkraut is finely cut raw cabbage that has been fermented by various lactic acid bacteria.
YUMMY 😬😬🤣
Love it
It's super easy to make
The fact you don’t have millions of subs is ridiculous! Get this gentleman more subs!!
Cheers to you, dear Mr. Woo. The kraut is cabbage. In my state of NC, you would normally get a hot dog with mustard, chili, onions, and slaw. Some add mayo as well. Appreciate your unpretentious vlogs. You find the pleasure in the simple and the sophisticated, which makes you a wonderful resource of information and entertainment. Thanks 😊
Keep doing you Adam! We like all the videos you do and it doesn’t matter if it’s mukbang or just talking walking around! Thank you for allowing us into your day to day little adventures!
We’re going to need a final dog ranking among the hotdog places of SoCal.
I felt a dark ambience throughout today’s show. I rewatched it to get where I was going here and the “Vienna Beef” really brought it home. Thank you Mr Adam.
I know what you mean, when you get on a certain food kick !...I've been going to Cosco for their hot dogs for a while now.....Back in the 1990's when NY. NY. Casino opened, there was a Nathan's inside. So Me and another Crazy New Yorker made a " midnite run " to Vegas from Big Bear in a '71 Camero...to "pig-out" at the new Nathan's....Adam , your video just reminded me of that !......Thank you, glad you're back in Socal....
Ahhh! This one was hard to watch, grew up in Southern California it was our favorites!!!! Thank you for bringing back happy memories!!! Those dogs looked sooooo good!!!
Watching a lot of hotdog vlogs, driving me crazy, miss those all so much. Trying to catchup on your vlogs Adam. Take care of yourself ,really enjoy your humor and glad I started watching you. God Bless your wonderful family too,😀❤️🙏
I love when Adam does food review videos! He eats food like he means it, no picking and pussyfooting around. I 💘 it!
I love the little blinking signs. Reminds me of those little lighted Christmas house figurings.
I missed your food reviews! I loved when you were going around trying local eateries last year right after the lockdowns.
You are the only person who I get
a kick out of watching eat. You carry
on a conversation, eat, and make it all interesting. great as usual, Adam
🤠🌭🌭🌭👏
Correct, white cabbage, sliced and put in a barrel with vinegar: sourkraut
You could be Professor Woo teaching Critical Hot Dog Theory to the masses!
Jim Croce - meaner than a junkyard dog (Bad Leroy Brown) great song!
Hope you enjoyed your dog! I like the mini corn dogs!
I love the look of the building. The hotdogs sound yummy! Thanks for sharing it with us!
I remember when it was called Derwienerschnitzel. Went there as a kid in Torrance. Wished Southern Idaho had one. Great video Adam!
I never knew about Wienerschnizel until I came to California either.
Ever time you say tasty freeze john cougar melloncamp starts singing in my head.
Suckin on chili dawg outside the tastee freeze
I've watched the vlog now, never knew until you went on a hot dog quest that there were so many choices lol, that junkyard one 👍🏻, never heard the word wienershnitzel before, after your vlog I'm sure i won't forget it 😂 enjoyed the vlog Adam
I, for one, caught the Fletch reference. And chuckled to myself! Enjoy the lanai. Thanks Adam!
Our Weienershnitzel closed years ago here in Allentown, Pennsylvania.I remember they use to sell the footlong 🌭 hotdogs but there chilli cheese fries were the best!!! Man i miss that place.👍✌
Yup, got the polish sandwich there many times in the 70s.
Oh wow - that junkyard dog looked amazing! I’m so hungry now! Love your Mickey shirt btw. : )
Wow, that place was soooo nice and clean👌🏻
Love your shirt Adam👍🏻
My guilty pleasure is their Polish Sandwich. I call it a guilty pleasure because I don’t even wanna know the sodium content 😂
Nice to see ya again. I been away. I need to go to one of these some day. I’ve known of them all my life and never went. 🙏🏼👍❣️🌭
Hi Adam I enjoy your channel. You should try “The Dog Haus” they have several locations throughout SoCal. The hot dogs and burgers there are delicious. They use Kings Hawaiian rolls as buns. They also have location that have a beer garden.
The 9:00 minute mark features perhaps your best Cinematography, Mr. Woo. Bravo. And this video is making me want to revisit my Descendants CDs.
Once again a great video Adam. Apparently Wiener schnitzel, sometimes spelled Wienerschnitzel, as in Switzerland, is a type of schnitzel made of a thin, breaded, pan-fried veal cutlet. It is one of the best known specialities of Viennese cuisine, and one of the national dishes of Austria.
Adam, we have Wienerschnitzel in Arizona, too. And sauerkraut is shredded cabbage that is pickled or fermented with lots of salt and vinegar. Those looked delicious!
BTW, I've never been to a Wienerschnitzel here in Arizona, but since I'm originally from Chicago, I have perfected the making of Chicago dogs. We can get Vienna dogs here. Also, we have Portillo's, a Chicago based chain specializing in hot dogs and Italian beef sandwiches. And they are delicious!
Just wanted to say I've loved the baseball content.
Thank you !
@@TheDailyWoo Your Baseball video was Great !!!...Thank you very much...
Dang it. Now I’m getting a hotdog for lunch today. ✌🏼✌🏼 🌭
Felt the same way about “the kraut”, then I had my first Turkey Rueben sandwich and completely understand the appeal. Also I prefer mustard and no ketchup on my hot dog.
Sounds like a salty over sweet preference
@@KassidyGinn true
Adam, you crack me up, by your reaction to people looking at you while eating and talking to your camera.. I couldn’t do it. Enjoy watching you enjoying your meals. In fact my son made a favorite of yours. Spaghetti and chili 🌶, it was delicious!
Thank you Mr Woo and for all that you do
I wouldn’t think I’d ever spend twenty minutes watching a stranger go to eat fast food but when it’s Adam I always end up watching until the end and laughing the whole time. If you’re ever in Fresno try out Rocket Dog. It’s a local gourmet hotdog place. Good food and very good service. (They have an outstanding Chicago dog)
Great companion video from the Angel games. Der Weinerschnitzel opened in 1961. Same year that the Angels started playing. 60th Amniversary for both! My favorite team and hot dog!
Growing up in SoCal ( now living in Stockholm ) you sure brought back memories… back in 70’s we often went cruising in my Pinto and stop at “ Derwinnie “as we called it for a evening snack it was either there are Pup n Taco are those still around? Back then when gas was 35 cents a gallon you could buy 8 dogs for a buck even with Chili,
Kraut is pickled cabbage! You are correct sir 😎👍 Traditionally served warm with caraway seeds, but can be delicious cold as well 😎
Hi Adam awesome vlog at Wienerschnitzel hot dogs 🌭. My late dad and I always enjoyed their chili dogs and chili cheese fries. StT well and safe 👍🏻
i just love this guy, an avalanche of coolness.
Thank you Adam! I’m truly loving your SoCal hot dog adventures
Hot Doggin’ with Adam.
That would be a series the world would enjoy.
Eating here right now. You had me craving it since I watched the video this morning. And no mask necessary inside. That's probably an old sign
Here in Australia we NEVER have to pay(in restaurants)for FREE water anywhere and tipping for service is optional but mostly unnecessary..I'm just comparing folks..Your a good eater Adam..Great video buddy.
Well, Albert....you have to remember that Adam is in CALIFORNIA....they do things VERY differently there. I live in Texas...and a glass of water is free here too. And in every other state I've ever lived in as well. California nickels and dimes people to death on every little thing. Don't judge this big country made up of 50 completely different states.... by what they do in California!
@@margietucker1719 Wow..looks like I've hit a nerve string with you my dear..If you bother to go read my comment again BUT SLOWER..you might just read..I'm just comparing folks(with no harm intended)..Hopefully you wont SUE me for my comment either which tends to happen way too often over there😁😁Have a Sweet day ok
@@jayweiss4378 No need to tip here in Oz for anything unless you want too..And most people have water tanks even in the city to catch free water..I'm in the country on a ranch on tank rain water and have NEVER paid anything for a drop of GODS free water,that only needs to be collected by the house roof..USAs and Australias customs and cultures are vastly different is what I'm trying to say here.
@@jayweiss4378 Thankyou Jay,you're a very understanding person compared to others here👍👌🏼
Good choice on the ALL BEEF. Love the food reviews and not doing the same places everyone else is doing.
Most all the Weinershnitzel's took over the old Pup N Taco buildings...which were A frame style!
If you remember those at all lol...born in 1974 here ;)
Sauerkraut is finely cut raw cabbage that has been fermented by various lactic acid bacteria. It has a long shelf life and a distinctive sour flavour, both of which result from the lactic acid formed when the bacteria ferment the sugars in the cabbage leaves. It is one of the best known national dishes in Germany.
You were kinda right! Sauerkraut is picked chopped cabbage! I like going to Weiner Schnitzel one in a long while. It’s an old place that still gives a good dog. My city has a fancier dog spot but often I just want a simple dog with mustard and kraut.
Thank you for sharing with us Adam
I loved the wiernershnitzel in West Covina when I was a teenager. It was in a A frame with the drivethru in the center of the building. It was fun.
Saucraut is a white shredded cabbage, pickled in salt and own juice. Sugar, carrot or herbs can be added. It's often eaten as side salad in Europe. It helps to break down fats fast and digest the food. X
These are the three I would have tried! Sauerkraut is fermented cabbage. I like my dog with sauerkraut, onion, and mustard. Mmmm!
I was in Venezuela back in the 80s and we got hot dogs from a street food vendor and it had only mayo and papa fritas (basically Potato Sticks, but curly) on it. They didn't have ketchup or mustard.
Sounds awful 🤔
Love the schnit! Thanks Adam!
Our Wienerschnizel is A frame and you drive through the building. It does not have any kind of inside dining. It only has a couple of tables outside for dining.
Changing the bun on your junkyard dog to a pretzel bun will change the whole thing for the better I promise!!
We had one where I grew up. My go to was Chili, Cheese and Sauerkraut.
Oh the memories! 😁 They were here in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the 70’s. Thanks Adam! ✌️
I grew up very close to this specific Wiernerschnitzel in Orange, CA. In the late 70s, I used to ride my bike there and eat and stop by at the Licorice Pizza, which was in that same strip mall, to eat a complimentary piece of licorice and look at the latest records on my way home.
There was a Der Weinerschnitzel in Center Point, Al when I was a kid. The building was a very steep, red A frame and the A was pointed. We ate there quite a few times on our way to the Mustang Drive Inn Theater, then they went out of business. Didn't know until now they were a chain. Sneaky Pete's is the hot dog chain in the Southern US and their Junkyard dog is so big you can't even see the bun. You have to eat it with a fork. It has everything yours had except fries. Cole slaw, sauerkraut, onions, chili, relish, Sneaky Pete sauce and cheese sauce covers these dogs and buns completely.
Loved this video so much. Thanks Adam. Also realized I am the same age as Weinerschnitzel (1961) - I turn 60 on August 16 so maybe should celebrate with some chilidogs! 🌭🌭🌭
Interesting fact. Junkyard Dog was in 80s sensation movie, Top Secret! He flings an army guy off a roof who subsequently shatters like a porcelin vase. Favorite scene in that is the guy w the spectacle whose eye is large looking at the books. When he removes the spectacle. His eye is still big! Comedic genius who made that movie.
My friends who have worked at Der Wienershnitzel, have told me always get the all beef
Enjoyed the video and with it taking place in the evening, was able to see a snippet of California neon lighting.
here you go adam hope this helps ( Sauerkraut is finely cut raw cabbage that has been fermented by various lactic acid bacteria. It has a long shelf life and a distinctive sour flavour, both of which result from the lactic acid formed when the bacteria ferment the sugars in the cabbage leaves. It is one of the best known national dishes in Germany ).
Totally agree on the regular vanilla shake thing!
In the 70’s in Texas the polish dog with kraut was the best thing on menu, yes good memories
Look so good. I do remember junkyard dog with iron sheik and Hogan. He use to wear a chain like a dog tied out in older days. Chicago dog looks so Darn tasty.
This is right near my house! I'm there all the time. 😁
Love the Kraut dogs! Perfect balance of mustard and kraut is amazing!
Agreed ! It’s flawless
I love the Mickey shirt.
Lots of mouthwatering action going on here, watching you eat that Junkyard Dog.
Allways makes me feel like having a hotdog
Cheers to you Adam! Thanks for sharing on one of America's greatest food,"THE HOT DOG, Love you
the Polish dog sandwich you mentioned is my favorite. polish dog , pickle spear, swiss american cheese and mustard on rye bread. delish
Oh my gosh didn’t know they were still around. Love their dogs 🌭🤗
Thanks for sharing. If it were a true Chicago hot dog though the bun should have poppy seeds on it. Most of the chicago beef dogs use the Vienna as you mentioned.
Love the shirt! A sign of a true Disney fan. Hot dogs looked so good even though I never eat them. I live in a city where coney dogs are famous from a facility that has been in business over 100 years. People love their dogs.
I loved Wienerschnitzel! Sauerkraut is fermented cabbage and is loaded with vitamin C. Growing up I always got two Kraut dogs and a chocolate shake 😋. Wish I had one nearby!
Adam.. you Woo! Yes is pickled cabbage. Agree. Good stuff!
Was waiting for a “Three dog night” reference.
Have an awesome day Adam. Love me some Chicago dogs!